What is the change fee of the patent applicant and what is the process?

1. What is the change fee of the patent applicant? 1. Legal basis for payment: Article 93 of the Detailed Rules for the Implementation of the Patent Law shall pay the following fees when applying for a patent and going through other formalities with the patent administration department of the State Council: "(1) application fee, application surcharge, publication and printing fee and priority claim fee; (2) Examination fee and reexamination fee for an application for a patent for invention; (3) Patent registration fee, announcement printing fee and annual fee; (four) the right to recover the claim fee and the extension of the claim fee; (five) the specification change fee, the patent evaluation report request fee and the request fee for invalidation. The payment standards of the fees listed in the preceding paragraph shall be stipulated by the price management department of the State Council and the financial department in conjunction with the patent administration department of the State Council. " 2. Payment procedure: Article 94 of the Detailed Rules for the Implementation of the Patent Law stipulates: "All fees specified in the Patent Law and these Detailed Rules may be paid directly to the patent administration department in the State Council, remitted by post office or bank, or paid in other ways specified by the patent administration department in the State Council. If remittance is made by post office or bank, the correct application number or patent number and the name of the fee paid shall be indicated on the remittance slip sent to the patent administration department in the State Council. If it does not conform to the provisions of this paragraph, it shall be deemed that it has not gone through the payment formalities. If the fee is paid directly to the patent administrative department of the State Council, the payment date shall be the payment date; If payment is made by post office remittance, the postmark date of post office remittance shall be the payment date; If payment is made by bank remittance, the actual remittance date of the bank shall be the payment date. If the patent fee is overpaid, re-paid or wrongly paid, the party concerned may make a refund request to the patent administration department in the State Council within 3 years from the date of payment, and the patent administration department in the State Council shall refund it. " And Article 95: "The applicant shall pay the application fee, publication and printing fee and necessary application surcharge within 2 months from the date of application or within/0/5 days from the date of receiving the acceptance notice; If it fails to pay or pay in full at the expiration of the time limit, its application shall be deemed to be withdrawn. Where the applicant claims the priority, he shall pay the priority claim fee at the same time as the application fee; If it is not paid or not paid in full at the expiration of the period, it shall be deemed that priority has not been claimed. " Two. Pay attention 1. If remittance is made by post office or bank, the correct application number or patent number and fee name shall be filled in the postscript column or remittance purpose column of the remittance slip. The correct application number or patent number should be 9 digits (patents filed before 10 in 2003) or 13 digits (patents filed after 10 in 2003), and the decimal point before the last check digit can be omitted. For example, the 9-digit application number can be written as 99 10xxxxx.2 or 9910xxxxx2; The application number of 13 can be written as 2005 10 xxxxx. 1 or 200510xxxxx1. The name of the paid fee can be abbreviated (see patent fee standard). 2. When paying the patent fee through the bank or post office, the payer shall indicate the correct application number or patent number and the name (or abbreviation) of the payer on the remittance slip. When the payer receives the remittance voucher from the bank or post office, he should carefully check the application number or patent number, as well as the postal address and postal code of the payer. This information will play an important role in future programs. Fees shall not be sent to the Patent Office. 3. For remittance by bank or post office, if fax is needed, a copy of the remittance slip, application number or patent number, fee name, detailed amount, postal code, address and payee information should be sent to the toll collection office on the day of remittance. This method is a remedy for not indicating the above necessary information when remittance, and it has no legal effect. Bank remittance: bank: account name: account number: post office remittance: payee name: merchant customer number: address: postal code: 4. Expense inquiry: The party concerned has not received the expense receipt from the Patent Office after remittance. If it needs to inquire, it can make a telephone inquiry, and the inquiry time limit is one year.