According to the relevant laws and regulations of our country, you can apply to the Patent Reexamination Board of the State Intellectual Property Office for reexamination within three months after the patent application is rejected. However, in this process, you need to apply for reexamination yourself, and you need to explain that this application has some relevant reasons for the patentability mentioned in the patent. Finally, the Patent Reexamination Board of the State Intellectual Property Office will make relevant examination decisions. If you are not satisfied with the final review result, you can also file a related lawsuit, but in fact, it is still very difficult to apply for a review in life, because if you fail the first time, the second review will actually have the same result.
In fact, when we apply, if we can really provide the help of the second interview, then we believe there is still a certain chance to pass the second interview. The number of people applying for patents in our country is very large every year, so our patents must meet a lot of information in order to pass better. However, in the process of patent re-examination, we still have to firmly believe that the probability and probability of re-examination will not be great, and it is very likely that it will eventually fail.
No matter what the result is, it is very important for patent inventors to apply for patents, because only by applying for patents can they safeguard their intellectual property rights without persecution, and only when their intellectual property rights are destroyed can they have relevant evidence to safeguard their judicial rights.
Legal basis:
patent law of the people's republic of china
Article 4 Where an invention-creation applying for a patent involves national security or vital interests and needs to be kept confidential, it shall be handled in accordance with the relevant provisions of the state.
Article 5 No patent right shall be granted for inventions and creations that violate laws, social ethics or harm public interests. No patent right shall be granted to inventions and creations obtained or utilized in violation of laws and administrative regulations and completed by relying on genetic resources.