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Provisional Patent Registration

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    OVERVIEW OF PROVISIONAL PATENT

    The Provisional Patent means where application is filed for the status Patent Pending, providing protection to the inventor for the period of 12 months from the date of filing application. This application is filed when invention is under process of development and not complete, through this application provides inventor gets an opportunity to protect his invention even before its completion or finalization.

    DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR PROVISIONAL PATENT REGISTRATION

    Identity Proof
    Identity Proof

    Applicant’s and Inventors identity and address proof.

    Details of Inventions
    Details of Inventions

    Summary and drawing of the invention.
    Title & object of the invention.

    Provisional specification
    Provisional specification

    Provisional specification containing all the details of invention to be patented.

    Declaration
    Declaration

    Declaration of inventorship for supporting the application.

    Power of Attorney
    Power of Attorney

    Duly stamped & notarized Power of Attorney.

    ADVANTAGES OF FILING PROVISIONAL APPLICATION

    Filing application for provisional patent is less expensive as compared to complete patent application.

    Provisional patent is less time consuming.

    Requires minimum information thus easy to prepare.

    Protection by using “Patent Pending” or “Patent Applied for” tags.

    Protect from being stole in developmental stage.

    Confidentiality of the application is maintained.

    Frequently asked questions

    What do you mean by patent registration?

    • The patent is an Intellectual property providing exclusive right to its owner to prevent others from using, importing, selling , or creating the invention for a certain restricted period without seeking prior permission of the owner.
    • Registration and protection of Patent in India is govern by The Patent Act, 1970. The Patent is used for protection of the original inventions similar to machines, manufacture, processes, the composition of matter, and its improvement.
    • When the application for patent is filed and the patent is granted then the applicant shall becomes the exclusive owner of such registered invention.

    What is the eligibility for filing an patent application?

    • The Patent application shall be filed by any individual /business enterprise who or which either be true and the first inventor or by the assignee of the inventor.
    • In case the inventor is deceased then its legal representative may apply for the patent. Such application may either be file itself or together with any other person.

    What are the minimum requirements to get patent registered?

    A Patent is granted by the government for the invention fulfilling the below mentioned requirements:

    • NOVELTY: The innovation must be new and One cannot patent an already publically available invention.
    • UNAPPARENT: It means the product or process must be invented and it should not be apparent to a skilled person otherwise it is not patentable.
    • USEFULNESS: The new invention, process or product must be useful and must be apply to or applicable in the industrial process.

    Therefore Every invention is not eligible for granting patent registration, thus for registration the invention must satisfy certain criteria mentioned above to be patentable in India.

    What status tag is associated with provisional patent?

    Tag “Patent Pending” is associated with provisional patent. The Applicant would be able to use ‘Patent Pending’ tag on its product any time in 12 months after acceptance of provisional patent application by the registrar.

    When provisional application should be convert to complete patent application?

    An applicant must convert its provisional application to complete patent application, by filing a complete patent application within 12 months of the provisional application’s filing date.

    Can an applicant file more than one provisional application?

    Yes, applicant is eligible to file more than one provisional application for the same invention.

    Is it necessary to file provisional patent application?

    No, it is not necessary to file provisional patent application, one can file application directly with complete specification.

    Do the applicant requires to present physically for registration?

    No, You are not required to be physically present for the registration process.

    Difference In All IPR

    BASIS OF DIFFERENCE

    TRADEMARK
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    COPYRIGHT
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    DESIGN
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    PROVISIONAL PATENT
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    PERMANENT PATENT
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    PROTECTION

    Brands

    It can include brand name, logo, symbol, slogans, image which identify the business/brand and differentiate it from others.

    Creative or Intellectual
    Creations

    It includes Protection of original creative works like Books, Articles, Music, Movies, sound recording, choreography, Photographs, painting, drawing, maps, Sculptures, motion pictures, software etc.

    Appearance of Products

    It includes protection of Feature of pattern, shape, ornaments, configuration, composition of lines, or colours applied to any article, packaging and graphic symbols.

    Inventions & Idea

    Novel and original inventions such as machines, processes, manufacture, composition of chemicals and its improvement.

    Inventions & Idea

    Novel and original inventions such as machines, processes, manufacture, composition of matter and its improvement.
    PROTECTION VALIDITY

    10 Years + Renewal

    Valid for 10 years renewed after expiry of every 10 years.

    Lifetime + 60 Years

    Valid lifetime of the author and even 60 years after the death of the author.

    10 Years

    Valid for 10 years from the date of its registration.

    1 Year

    • Validity of Provisional Patent is for 12 months from the date of filing application of Patent.
    • Within 12 months Documents has to file for permanent patent otherwise it will be abandoned.

    20 Years

    Validity of Patent is for 20 years from the day the application is first made and it can’t be renewed.

    EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS OF OWNER

    Brand w.r.t. Product
    /Services

    • Use of trademark within the applied class.
    • Protection from unauthorized use and give right to sell the brand.

    Distribution of Copies & Perform Work Publicly

    • Right to reproduce the work, to perform the work publicly, to distribute copies, to prepare derivative works and to display the work publicly.
    • Copyright owner has authority to assigning, transfer the work by licensing, and other forms of transfers.

    Authority to Use,
    Sell, Make Etc.

    It gives authority to Use, sell, make, offer for sell, import the
    registered design.

    Protection from copy of idea

    Protect from copy of the invention or infringement of Patent.

    Authority to Use,
    Sell, Import Etc.

    Provide right to Use, sell, import, make with patented idea.

    APPLICANTS

    Businesses

    Application made by business owners or owners of product.

    Artists, Creative
    Professionals

    Artists, Author, Choreographers, Creative Professionals, Architect.

    Designer

    Creator of design.

    Inventor

    Many inventors/businesses who wish to patent their inventions even
    before they are
    finalized through a
    provisional patent.

    Inventor

    Application by Inventors and designers who invented any original invention or with improved function.

    SYMBOLS ASSOCIATED

    TM & ®

    TM – Registration
    under process.
    ® – Registered Trademark.

    ©

    © is the symbol of copyright.

    NA

    No symbol to represent Design.

    NA

    • No symbol to represent provisional Patent.
    • Can use tag 'Patent Pending' on product any time in 12 months.

    NA

    No symbol represent registered Patent.
    EXAMPLE

    Brand’ “Apple ”, Logos
    – the Half Cut Apple

    Puma, Dairy Milk, Coca Cola etc. are
    the brand names.

    A Copyrighted Book

    Music, pictures, songs, darling etc.

    Ornaments

    Packaging and shape, graphic symbols,
    composition of lines etc.

    Technology

    Inventions in
    pharmaceutical industry.

    Technology

    • New computer programs inventions.
    • New invention in
      pharmaceutical
      industry.
    TIME TAKEN

    12-18 Months

    It takes 12-18 months to complete the process.

    4-8 Months

    It takes nearly 4–8 months to get a copyright.
    (Without objection)
    Otherwise
    nearly 1–2 years.

    Prescribed

    As per the Design Act, 2000 and rules made there under.

    2-3 Years

    • It takes a 2-3 years for completion of process.
    • Owner can claim right over a patent by applying provisional patent.

    2-3 Years

    • It takes a 2-3 years for completion of process.
    • Owner can claim right over a patent by applying provisional patent.
    TERRITORIAL REACH

    Territorial Right

    Only effective in India and separate
    application has to file for protection in different countries.

    Most of Countries

    Available in most of the countries of the world.

    Territorial Right

    Design protection is obtained by filing an
    application in each
    country/region of interest.

    Territorial Right

    It is applicable within the territory of India and separate patents
    application to be filed for each country.

    Territorial Right

    It is applicable within the territory of India and separate patents
    application to be filed for each country.
    GOVERNING BODY

    CGPDTM

    Governed by the Controller General of Patents, Designs & Trade Marks (CGPDTM).

    Copyright Office

    Governed by Copyright Office, Government of India.

    CGPDTM

    Governed by the Controller General of Patents, Designs & Trade Marks (CGPDTM).

    CGPDTM

    Governed by the Controller General of Patents, Designs & Trade Marks (CGPDTM).

    CGPDTM

    Governed by the Controller General of Patents, Designs & Trade Marks (CGPDTM).