Patent registration in India, filed and prosecuted in-house
Protect a genuinely new invention with a patent filed under the Patents Act, 1970 — from provisional specification through examination to grant, and PCT national phase entry for applicants coming from abroad.
Patent Registration — common questions
On average, 2–4 years from filing to grant, depending on the technology area and whether expedited examination (available to startups and small entities) is requested.
A provisional specification secures an early priority date with a brief description of the invention; the complete specification with full claims must follow within 12 months.
Yes, applicants can file in person, but claims drafting determines the scope of protection you actually get — poorly drafted claims are the most common reason patents are later found unenforceable.
Yes. The deadline is 31 months from the priority date; we manage translation, forms and fee calculation for applicants entering India from a PCT application.
Often filed alongside a patent
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