Innovation is powerful but without legal protection, even the most groundbreaking idea can be copied, misused, or commercialized by others. That’s why filing a patent application in India is a critical step for inventors, startups, and companies alike. It not only gives you exclusive rights but also builds value around your innovation.
At AMD LAW INDIA, we help simplify the patent application process and guide you through every step from understanding the right type of patent to filing, follow-ups, and beyond. Whether you’re new to patents or already familiar with the process, our team ensures your invention gets the legal protection it deserves.
A patent application is a legal document submitted to the Indian Patent Office seeking exclusive rights over a new invention. It contains detailed technical information about the invention, including how it works and how it is different from existing solutions.
Once granted, the patent gives you the right to stop others from making, using, or selling your invention without your permission.
Understanding the different patent application types is crucial to choosing the right protection for your innovation:
Used to establish an early filing date. Ideal when your invention is still under development but you want to secure priority.
A full and detailed application that includes claims. This must be filed within 12 months of the provisional filing (if applicable).
Filed when claiming priority from a convention country (member of the Paris Convention).
Filed in India based on an international application under the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT).
Our team helps assess which patent application type best suits your invention and filing goals.
The patent application process involves multiple steps and deadlines. Here’s how it works:
1. Patent Search (Optional, but Recommended) – To check if your invention is novel.
2. Drafting the Patent Application – Writing the detailed description and claims.
3. Filing the Application – Online or offline submission to the Indian Patent Office.
4. Publication – The application is published after 18 months unless early publication is requested.
5. Request for Examination (RFE) – Must be filed within 48 months of the priority date.
6. Examination & Objections – The patent office may issue objections. These need to be replied to professionally.
7. Grant of Patent – Once cleared, the patent is granted and published in the journal.
At AMD LAW INDIA, we support you from filing to follow-up until your patent is granted.
We often see inventors and startups face issues like:
1. Confusion over which patent application type to choose
2. Errors in drafting technical details and claims
3. Missed deadlines or incorrect documentation
4. Struggles in replying to office actions or objections
5. Lack of awareness about patent rights and timelines
We make the entire patent application process smooth and stress-free:
1. Personalized patent strategy for your invention
2. Accurate, compliant patent drafting and filing
3. Professional handling of forms, objections, and communication with the Patent Office
4. Guidance on future patent renewals, licensing, or enforcement
Our goal is to help you file a patent application in India with clarity, confidence, and legal accuracy.
1. Friendly, transparent service from start to finish
2. Deep understanding of technical and legal requirements
3. Affordable solutions for individuals, startups, and enterprises
4. Timely updates and complete documentation support
If you’ve created something new, don’t delay protection. Filing a patent application is the first legal step to owning your invention. Get in touch with AMD LAW INDIA to start your patent application in India. Whether you need help drafting, filing, or managing the process—we’re here to guide you every step of the way.
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