How do you get my product patented?

Answer 1

First step, you should do the patentability search for your invention. You can take help from Patent Agent/Patent Attorney for conducting patentability search.

After that, the invention description is written in a specific format as needed by the patent office, and it will contain Title, Abstract, Background, technical description and Claims. The patent specification is filed at patent office to obtain patent application number, and patent application will be published after 18 months from filing date, and next step examination (offical action) to scrutinize the novelty of invention and other requirement of patentability.

In case, any objection comes during official action, we need comply the objection to allow the patent application to grant. Finally, the patent will be granted after allowance of patent application.

Answer 2

To obtain a patent on your invention you must submit the details to the Patent Office in your country. This is best done with the help of a Patent Attorney - you'll find them on the net, or in the phone book, and most will be happy to tell you quickly over the phone whether it's worthwhile your coming to see them. If it's considered patentable a search needs to be done to make sure a too-similar product hasn't already been patented. You might be looking instead for a trademark (brand name or logo), which is a simpler process. Again, a search needs to be done to be sure nobody is using the name or image you want to use. It doesn't take long to discover whether you can take steps to protect your intellectual property, whether it's patentable or registrable, or whether you'll be infringing on someone else's rights. This short investigation will save you lots of trouble down the track. As with all business development, do your research first before you commit money or effort to the project.

Answer 3

Patentability Search service offered by Virtue Legal Services is planned with a sole objective in mind – to provide you with the relevant prior art, with the required degree of efficiency, at the right time and at effective costs.