What are the provisions of patent claims?

The provisions of the patent claim require the staff to inform such a situation, withdraw the so-called application form and resubmit it, revise it and resubmit it after submission. If it is passed, then a patent right can be issued. Submit the required materials and necessary application documents. When applying for a patent for invention-creation or utility model, it shall submit the corresponding application request, an explanation of the invention-creation and the patent right it wishes to obtain. When necessary, it is necessary to submit the necessary documents such as the abstract of the instruction or the attached drawings. Where an application for a patent for design is filed, the relevant application shall be submitted, as well as a picture or photograph of the design and a brief description of the design. As for the writing of patent application documents, it can be written by the patent applicant himself or by the entrusted patent agent. So if you want to get a patent, you must understand the principle of patent application. First of all, it is a basic principle in patent application, that is, the same invention can only be granted a patent right, and no two or more people can hold a patent right for invention at the same time. If two or more people file a patent application for the same invention-creation, there are two principles to deal with this problem. The first is the principle of first application mentioned above, and the second is the principle of first invention. The principle of first invention means that when two or more people apply for a patent right for the same invention and creation at the same time, the ownership of the patent right should first belong to the person who made the invention and creation for the intellectual property right, rather than granting the patent right in the order of filing the patent application. But such a principle will have many difficulties in practical operation, so that it is uncertain who is the first inventor of this invention. Therefore, few countries in the world apply this principle to deal with patent issues, and most countries, including China, grant the patent right to the person who filed the patent application first in the chronological order.