Professional Fee for Provisional Patent Drafting & Filing relevant forms.
Clients can provide the details of the invention any format preferably as a MS-Word file.
Draft & Forms will be shared for approval before filing.
Time: 1 to 2 days
For more information, please click on the contact button to share your requirement or request for a call back from Dr. Amrish Chandra.
Included:
Professional Fee for Provisional Patent Drafting
Professional fee for filing relevant forms with the patent office.
Sharing the filing confirmation and application number.
Excluded:
- Government fee is additional. Government fee is 1,600 for individuals, startups, SME's and educational institutes and 8,000 for others. Additional government fee may be applicable over 30 pages.
Introduction to Provisional Patent Application in India
Inventing something new can be thrilling, but it's also important to protect your invention. That's where a provisional patent application comes into play, especially in India. This initial step allows you to secure your invention quickly without having to submit a full patent application right away. Think of it as placing a marker, saying, "This invention is mine," while giving you 12 months to further refine your invention or seek funding.
Why Choose Lexgin for Your Provisional Patent Filing
When it comes to protecting your invention, choosing the right partner is crucial. Lexgin stands out not only for our competitive pricing—offering provisional patent filing services at one of the lowest rates in India, just ₹6,000 plus government fees—but also for our deep understanding of patent law. Our team is dedicated to providing personalized service, ensuring that your invention receives the attention it deserves.
Understanding the Pricing: Lexgin's Transparent Approach
At Lexgin, we believe in transparency, especially when it comes to costs. Our professional service fee for filing a provisional patent application is ₹6,000, to which the government fee is added. This pricing is among the most competitive in India, reflecting our commitment to making patent protection accessible to all inventors. We also provide a clear breakdown of any additional costs you might encounter, ensuring there are no surprises.
Step-by-Step Guide to Filing a Provisional Patent with Lexgin
Filing a provisional patent with Lexgin is straightforward. Here's a simplified guide:
Preparing Your Invention Details: Begin by gathering all the information about your invention, including descriptions, drawings, and any other relevant details.
Documents Required: We'll need a detailed description of your invention, any drawings or sketches, and a form of identification. Lexgin will guide you through preparing these documents.
Filing Process: Lexgin takes the complexity out of the filing process. Once you've provided all the necessary information, we handle the rest, ensuring your application is properly submitted.
How to Prepare for Your Provisional Patent Application
Preparing for your provisional patent application is a crucial step in protecting your invention. Here’s how to ensure you’re ready:
- Document Your Invention: Write down everything about your invention, including how you came up with it, how it works, and any variations. Sketches or diagrams can be very helpful.
- Include Key Details: Make sure your application describes the problem your invention solves, how it solves it, and why it's different from other solutions.
- Avoid Common Mistakes: Don’t leave out important details, and make sure to file your application before disclosing your invention to the public.
FAQs: Provisional Patent Application in India
Q: How long does the provisional patent protect my invention? A: The provisional patent application secures your invention for 12 months. Before this period expires, you'll need to file a complete patent application to maintain protection.
Q: Can I sell my invention during the provisional period? A: Yes, you can market or sell your invention after filing the provisional patent application. The provisional patent application establishes your priority and allows you to safely share your invention with potential investors or partners.
Q: What happens if I don’t file a complete patent application within 12 months? A: If a complete application isn't filed within 12 months, the provisional application will expire, and you'll lose the protection it provided.
Contact Lexgin for a Free Consultation
If you have an invention that needs protection, don't wait. Contact Lexgin today for a free consultation. Our team is ready to guide you through the provisional patent process, ensuring your intellectual property is secure. Whether you're just starting or ready to file, Lexgin is here to support every step of your invention's journey.