Office action response preparation requires a thorough understanding of the law, design, and the cited art. It also involves discussing the design and cited art with the examiner and applicant.
Patent Design Office Action Response with AnalystIP Professional
Overview
What is Office Action Response
An office action is an official letter sent by the Patent Office. Patent examiner creates and shares when they finds a problem in a patent application or patent drawing. The most common official action received from patent applicants on design drawings relates to the consistency of the drawings, the thickness of the lines, and the difference between the claimed and unclaimed parts. When examiner finds any of these issues or reasons to reject your application, what he issues, called Office Action
Office Actions are fairly common and you should expect at least one Office Action especially for utility patent applications.
How analystIP assist
Assistance for Office Action Response Preparation
We have inhouse team of experts, specialize on multiple technology domains. We review and understand the technicality of rejection points cited in the letter. Then we prepare the response as per the restriction requirement, drawing issues, claim issues relating to antecedent basis, specification issues or any other things may require to over the objection
We assign attorneys have significant experience working for the firm for a significant period of time. What this means to you is that you won’t have a new attorney working on your case each year. Rather, one attorney will be working on your case file generally for the entire prosecution history of that case file and they will be in discussion with you, unless we complete drafting.
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I registered a patent with the help of AnalystIP. It was a pleasure dealing with them. Paulo was helpful and kind, and I would recommend Idea services to anyone deadling to file a patent.
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Freqently asked questions
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.
How can I apply for a patent?
A patent application can be filed with Indian Patent Office either with provisional specification or with complete specification along with fee as prescribed in schedule I. In case the application is filed with provisional specification, then one has to file complete specification within 12 months from the date of filing of the provisional application. There is no further extension of time to file complete specification after expiry of said period.
When is an application for patent published?
Every application for patent is published after expiry of 18 months from the date of its filing or priority date whichever is earlier. However, following applications are not published –
A) Application in which secrecy direction is imposed
B) Application which has been abandoned u/s 9(1) and i.e when a provisional application has been filed and the complete application has not been filed with 12 months from the filing of the provisional application
C) Application which has been withdrawn 3 months prior to 18 months