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3 Steps · 2 MinutesHow to Fill This Formफॉर्म भरने के निर्देश
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Your Details
Contact information so the Lawyer can reach you.
- Enter your full legal name as it should appear on the patent application.
- Use an active email address — your confirmation email and all communication will be sent here. Check spam and promotions folders.
- Provide a reachable mobile number — the assigned Lawyer will call you on this number.
- Enter your city, state and PIN code correctly.
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Title of the Invention
Enter a short title that describes what your invention is.
- Keep it brief and technical — describe what the invention is or does.
- Do not disclose confidential technical details here; the Lawyer will collect them under confidentiality.
- No application is filed without your written approval.
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Field of Invention
Select from the dropdown the technology area of your invention.
- Mechanical / Electrical — machines, devices, tools, circuits, IoT hardware.
- Computer-related — software or AI with a technical effect (software “per se” is not patentable in India).
- Chemical / Pharma / Biotech — compositions, processes, formulations. Select Other if unsure — the Lawyer will confirm.
Benefits of Patent Registration
A granted patent gives the patentee the exclusive right to prevent others from making, using, selling or importing the patented invention in India (Section 48, Patents Act, 1970), for a term of up to 20 years from the filing date, subject to payment of renewal fees.
Filing a provisional or complete application secures an early priority date for your invention, which matters when others file for similar inventions later.
A patent is an intellectual-property asset that can be licensed, assigned, or used to attract investment — adding value to your startup or business.
Filing creates a formal application number before the Indian Patent Office, and the application is later published in the Patent Office Journal, documenting the invention, its inventors, and its applicant.
No. A patent is granted only after publication, a request for examination, the First Examination Report (FER), replies, possible hearings, and pre-grant or post-grant opposition proceedings at the Indian Patent Office. Neither the Platform nor the Lawyer can guarantee registration or a fixed timeline.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Platform Fee covers administrative facilitation and Lawyer coordination only. It does not include the Lawyer's professional fee, the Government / Patent Office filing fee, or any legal service. All are separate and payable additionally.
No. PatentCounselIndia.org is a private administrative facilitation platform. Not affiliated with the Patent Office or any government authority. We connect you with independent patent Lawyers.
An independent Lawyer empanelled on the Platform will contact you, advise on patentability and documents, and file the application in their professional capacity. The Lawyer is not an employee of the Platform.
No. You must review and give written approval of the title, specification, claims, inventors and application details before the Lawyer proceeds to file. No application is filed without your consent.
If your invention is still being developed, a provisional specification can secure an early priority date; the complete specification must then be filed within 12 months. If the invention is ready, a complete specification can be filed directly. The Lawyer will advise.