In today’s competitive world, securing legal protection for your inventions is crucial to maintaining a competitive edge. At Ad Deals Law Solutions, we offer comprehensive services to help individuals and businesses protect their innovations through Patent Search, Provisional Patent Application, and Patent Registration. Our team of expert lawyers and patent professionals ensures that your intellectual property is well-protected and you can safeguard your inventions effectively.

Our Support in Patent  Registration

1. Indian Patent Search
A Patent Search is the first step in determining whether your invention is novel or not. Before filing for a patent, you need to check if your invention is already patented or similar patents exist. It’s an important part of the patenting process that helps you determine whether your invention is novel or not, saving you from unnecessary costs.

Why Patent Search is Important:
Avoids Duplicate Efforts: This patent search helps identify existing patents in the same field and ensures that your invention is novel and not already patented.
Saves Time and Money: By identifying similar patents early on, you can avoid filing an application for an invention that is not original or is likely to be denied a patent.
Strengthens Your Patent Application: If no similar patents can be found, you go ahead with much more ease knowing that your invention will be unique and has chances of getting approved.
A patent search is a well-thought-out search of the Indian patent office database and other global databases to identify any existing patents or even prior art that may affect your invention’s novelty.

2. Provisional Patent Application
A Provisional Patent Application is a precursor to patent protection for your invention. It is a simplified application that does not require a full set of claims or detailed descriptions but establishes your priority date.

Why File a Provisional Patent Application?

Secures Priority Date: Filing a provisional application gives you an official filing date (priority date), ensuring that no one else can patent your invention after this date.
More Time to Finalize Details: A provisional application gives you up to 12 months to perfect your invention, conduct any required research, and file a full patent application (full patent application).

Cost-Effective: The provisional patent application is less complex and less expensive than the full application, and it can help you secure your idea early on in the development process.

What’s Included in a Provisional Patent Application?

A short description of the invention and how it works.
Diagrams, drawings, or sketches (if applicable).
Summary of the invention’s functionality and possible claims.
Filing a Provisional Patent Application with the Indian Patent Office is an important step to get your innovation patented. We assist you in the drafting and filing of the provisional patent application that safeguards your idea while you continue further development.

3. Patent Registration
Patent Registration is the last stage in obtaining legal protection of an invention. After research into the invention, and when a provisional application is submitted or completed, the final application can be made under full protection of the law in India.

Why to Patent Register?

Exclusive Rights: A granted patent gives you exclusive rights to your invention for a period of 20 years (from the filing date). This means you have the exclusive right to manufacture, sell, or license your invention.
Prevents Unauthorized Use: A registered patent prevents others from using, making, selling, or distributing your invention without your consent.
Adds Value to Business: A registered patent adds value to your business as it can be used as a financial asset or a licensing tool to generate revenue.
International Recognition: The patent granted by the Indian Patent Office can also be extended internationally under various international patent treaties like the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT), giving you worldwide protection.

Procedure for Patent Registration:

Application Filing: File a full patent application describing the invention, claims, drawings, and abstract
Examination and Review: The Patent Office examines to check whether your invention passes the novelty test, has an inventive step, and is industrially applicable
Grant of Patent: On approval of the application, a patent certificate is issued. Thereafter, the inventor can exercise exclusive rights to that invention for a period of 20 years.
Post-Registration Maintenance: When your patent is granted, you shall maintain it by paying time-to-time renewal fees. This will keep it active.

At Ad Deals Legal Services, we assist the clients in the entire procedure of Patent Registration from getting initial patent search to writing and filing of the patent application and responding to any objections raised or challenges made during review.