Secure a 20-year monopoly on your invention. Prevent competitors from making, using, or selling your unique technology or product.
Start with a professional patentability search and attorney review.
To be patentable, an invention must be completely new, involve a significant inventive step, and be capable of industrial application.
The invention must be completely new and never disclosed in the public domain anywhere in the world.
GLOBAL NEWNESSIt must not be obvious to a person skilled in the same field; it should involve a technical advancement.
NON-OBVIOUSThe invention must be capable of being made or used in an industry—it must be practically useful and mass-producible.
PRACTICALITYA patent application requires deep technical disclosure and formal specifications.
Detailed blueprints or diagrams illustrating the invention's mechanism.
Provisional or Complete Specifications describing the novelty and claims.
KYC of all inventors and applicant company (if applicable).
Authorization for DNC attorneys to represent you at the Patent Office.
Verification if similar inventions exist in global patent databases.
Preparing specifications and complex technical drawings.
The Patent Office reviews for novelty, steps, and compliance.
Issuance of Patent Grant; exclusive 20-year monopoly rights.
Exhaustive prior-art search to maximize your chances of a successful grant.
Highly technical drafting of claims and specifications for bulletproof IP.
International filing support through the Patent Cooperation Treaty.