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Patent Registration

A Patent is a legal right granted to an inventor for a novel, useful, and non-obvious invention — whether it’s a process, product, or improvement of an existing technology. It protects your innovation from being copied, manufactured, or sold without your permission.

At Startup Bharat, we help inventors and businesses:

Conduct a patentability search
Draft detailed patent specifications (provisional or complete)
File with the Indian Patent Office
Handle examinations, objections & hearings
Secure your Patent Registration Certificate

We support inventions in tech, engineering, healthcare, mechanical, agricultural, digital, and industrial domains.

Why Patent

Protects Your Invention Legally
Prevents Copying & Unauthorized Commercial Use
Increases Business Valuation & Investment Appeal
Grants You Monopoly in the Market
Can Be Sold or Licensed for Royalties
Boosts Brand Reputation & Innovation Credibility
Eligible for Government Benefits & Startup Schemes

Certification Benefits

Exclusive Rights Over Your Invention
Legal Protection from Copying
Stronger Market Position
Monetization Through Licensing or Sale
Boosts Brand Image & Innovation Credibility
Attracts Investment & Funding
Supports International Protection

Patent Registration

Legal ownership and exclusive rights for your innovation
Protects your product, process, or technological advancement from being copied or exploited
Recognized under the Patents Act, 1970 and valid for 20 years

Patent Certification is essential for innovators, startups, scientists, and product developers who want to protect their inventions and gain a competitive edge in the market. Whether it’s a new machine, process, composition, or software-based innovation — patent registration ensures that no one else can legally use, make, or sell your invention without your permission.

Having a certified patent builds your intellectual property portfolio, making your business more credible to investors, buyers, and partners. It also opens up opportunities to license your technology, earn royalties, and expand globally through PCT filing. Moreover, it enhances your brand as a recognized innovator and gives you the first-mover advantage in your domain.

At Startup Bharat, we guide you through every step — from patent search and drafting to examination and certification — ensuring your invention is legally protected and commercially valuable.

Patent Registration Process

At Startup Bharat, we guide innovators, businesses, and startups through a complete and legally sound patent registration process governed by the Indian Patent Office (IPO) under the Patents Act, 1970.

✅ Step-by-Step Patent Certification Process:

Patentability Search
We conduct a prior art search to check if your invention is new, novel, and non-obvious. This helps assess whether it’s patentable.
Drafting the Patent Application
- Provisional Application (optional): Filed if the invention is still under development — secures priority date.
- Complete Specification: Full technical details, claims, and illustrations are drafted by our IP experts.
Filing the Application with IPO
We submit your patent application (Form 1, 2, 3, and 5) along with:
- Applicant details
- Declaration
- Patent specification (provisional or complete)
- Fees payment (online/offline)
Publication in Official Journal
Your patent is published in the Patent Journal after 18 months from filing (can be expedited to 1 month with Form 9).
Request for Examination (RFE)
File Form 18 to request examination. The IPO examines your invention for novelty, usefulness, and industrial application.
Respond to Objections (If Any)
If objections are raised, we draft and submit a technical and legal response, and appear in hearings if required.
Grant of Patent Certificate
Once approved, your patent is granted and your name is entered in the Patent Register. You receive the Patent Registration Certificate — valid for 20 years from the filing date.

Patent Registration Cost

The cost of patent registration depends on the type of applicant, whether you file a provisional or complete application, and whether you require expedited services. At Startup Bharat, we offer transparent pricing with complete support from search to certification.

✅ What’s Included:

Prior art (patentability) search
Drafting provisional or complete specification
Filing with Indian Patent Office (IPO)
Publication, examination & legal response
Hearings (if needed)
Final patent grant certificate

💰 Estimated Cost Range:

Applicant Type	Govt. Fee (INR)	Total Cost with Filing
Individual / Startup / MSME	₹1,600–₹8,000	₹15,000 – ₹35,000+
Company / Organization	₹8,000–₹24,000	₹35,000 – ₹75,000+

Reasons to Get Patent Registration

✅ Exclusive Legal Rights for 20 Years
Gives you complete control over your invention — no one else can use, sell, or manufacture it without your permission.

✅ Prevents Copying & Commercial Misuse
Protects your innovation from being stolen or reverse engineered by competitors.

✅ Creates a Valuable Intellectual Property (IP) Asset
A patent increases your company’s valuation and can be sold, licensed, or franchised.

✅ Boosts Investor Confidence
Investors prefer patented products or startups because they offer unique competitive advantages.

✅ Monetization Opportunities
Earn royalties through licensing deals or technology transfers to other businesses.

✅ Stronger Market Position
Secures a monopoly over your product or process — helps you dominate the market without immediate competition.

✅ Eligibility for Global Protection
Once you file in India, you can apply internationally under the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) or convention routes.

1. What is a patent?

A patent is a legal right granted to an inventor for a novel, useful, and non-obvious invention, giving them exclusive rights to make, use, and sell it for 20 years.

2. What can be patented?

You can patent a new product, process, machine, method, or improvement in any field of technology — provided it meets novelty, utility, and inventive step criteria.

3. What cannot be patented?

Ideas, theories, mathematical formulas, computer programs per se, business methods, and natural discoveries cannot be patented under Indian law.

4. What is the difference between provisional and complete specification?

A provisional specification secures your filing date when the invention is not fully ready.
A complete specification provides full technical details and claims and must be filed within 12 months of provisional filing.

5. How long does it take to get a patent in India?

On average, it takes 2 to 5 years, but with expedited examination, it can be completed in 1–2 years.

6. Is my patent valid internationally?

No. Indian patents are valid only in India, but you can file for international protection via the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) or separate national filings.