1. Is it useful to apply for a Utility model patent?
Utility models are one of the three major One of the patent categories involves the core content of new and practical technological innovations in the form structure of the product or the combination of the two.
After successful application, relevant personnel will benefit from the strict protection of the national legal system.
It can be seen that the positive benefits brought by applying for a utility model patent are obvious.
In the process of drafting and execution, the claims must closely revolve around the description, and strive to be clear and concise, so as to effectively delineate Scope of patent protection.
For those inventions and creations that rely on genetic resources, the applicant must explain in detail the direct source and original source information of the genetic resources when submitting the copyright application document; vice versa; , if the applicant cannot clearly explain the specific information from the original source, a reasonable explanation must be provided.
Article 26 of the Patent Law
When applying for an invention or utility model patent, a request, description, abstract, claims and other documents should be submitted. The request shall state the name of the invention or utility model, the name of the inventor, the name and address of the applicant, and other matters. The description shall provide a clear and complete description of the invention or utility model, which shall be subject to the ability of a person skilled in the technical field to realize it; when necessary, there shall be accompanying drawings. The abstract should briefly describe the technical key points of the invention or utility model. The claims should be based on the description and clearly and briefly define the scope of patent protection requested. For inventions and creations that rely on genetic resources, the applicant should explain the direct source and original source of the genetic resource in the patent application document; if the applicant cannot explain the original source,Reasons should be stated.
2. Is there a time limit for rejection of an invention patent after it enters practical examination?
The time required for an invention patent from the substantive examination stage to authorization (or rejection) generally ranges from six to eighteen months.
It is worth noting that the time limit for reexamination after patent rejection is strictly regulated and must be submitted within three months starting from the day when the relevant notification document is received. Application for review.
In other words, it is the date of release of the rejection decision document + 15 days + three months.
If you exceed the deadline due to negligence, you can still apply for restoration procedures within two months after the deadline, but you will need to bear the corresponding restoration fees. .
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