A patent grants the owner exclusive rights to stop others from making, using, selling, or commercially exploiting the patented invention without permission. This protection helps safeguard innovations from copying or reverse engineering.
Patent owners can maximize the value of their inventions by manufacturing, marketing, and selling patented products in territories where patent protection has been granted, giving them a competitive advantage.
Instead of producing the invention themselves, patent owners can license their patents to trusted businesses or individuals and earn royalty income while retaining ownership of the intellectual property.
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A copy of the Certificate of Incorporation or Business Registration Certificate or anything of similar nature which shows the name and address of the applicant.
Presentations of your patent in terms of name, summary, specification and line drawings.
A priority document when priority is claimed. The document can be filed within 3 months after the filing date of the application.
Power of Attorney (POA) letter as required by some countries/regions.