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Overview
What is Ordinary Patent Filing
The ordinary patent application is filed with either a provisional specification or complete specification without claiming any priority date and is filed without any reference to any other application under process along. The purpose of the ordinary filing is to secure the “Priority Date” for the application. Therefore, in an ordinary patent application, the priority date and the date of filing are same. An ordinary application must be accompanied by a complete specification and claims within 12 months from the priority date.
Ordinary Patent Advantage
Advantage of Filing Ordinary Patent Filing
Some of the advantages of filing the ordinary patent application as follows.
In the other words ordinary patent filing with provisional application secure you the date even your inventions is not completed.
It is not mandatory for a Provisional application to contain claims, however must be followed with a complete specification within 12 months.
You have 12 months to complete your research and invention to file complete specification.
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Our Approach in Ordinary Patent Filing
AnalystIP provides one-stop solution for all your global patent application filing in India and other jurisdiction in the most ergonomic. Our customized fee structure and 15+ experience with well-versed with Indian & multiple countries Patent Law, makes us capable for handling filing in any 150+ countries.
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Benefits with analystIP
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One Stop Solution for Filing in Ordinary Patent Application in India & 150+ Countries
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Our Testimonials
We have been working with AnalystIP’s team for the past three years and filed together patents in varied security-paradigms. During this time, we've received excellent service from the team, who are always responsive to our requests and provide useful advice.
Scot Hicks
Partner
AnalystIP wrote and filed a couple of my patents, and did an excellent job. I have worked with several other patent attorneys, and I know how difficult it is to write a good patent when the subject matter is highly technical.
Paul Mathew
Attorney
We've been working with AnalystIP for a while and gladly recommend them for their professionalism, outstanding service and helpful advice.
Haven Iris
Startup's Owner
The firm has devised and executed an IP strategy specifically tailored to our needs as an emerging startup, helping us secure a US patent for our core technology in under a year. This move allowed us to signal to our partners about the importance of our innovative technology.
David Austin
Partner
AnalystIP wrote 4 software-related patents forus. All four were highly technical and they have done an awesome job on them (quality, on time, didn't take a lot of bandwidth from us, cost...). He even found two bugs we had in our drawings. I would gladly prepare additional patents with him.
Rahul Bohra
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Freqently asked questions
What is the term of a patent in the Indian system?
The patent is granted for 20 years of time period from the date of filing of utility patent application in India. However, for patent application filed under national phase under Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT), the term of patent will be 20 years of time period from the international filing date under PCT.
what are the criteria of patentability?
An invention is patentable matter if it meets the following criteria –
i) Invention must be Novel.
ii) Invention should have inventive step or it must be non-obvious.
iii) Invention needs to be capable of Industrial application.
iv) Invention should not attract the provisions of section 3 and 4 of the Patents Act 1970
Who can apply for a patent?
A patent application can be filed either by true and first inventor or his assignee, either alone or jointly with any other person. However, legal representative of any deceased person can also make an application for patent.