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The Essential Guide to the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT)

The Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) is a powerful tool for inventors and businesses seeking international patent protection. By simplifying the process of filing patent applications in multiple countries, the PCT offers a cost-effective, efficient, and strategic route to securing intellectual property rights globally.

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What Are the Procedures of filing PCT Patent Application in Vietnam?

The Patent Cooperation Treaty (Patent Cooperation Treaty) abbreviated as PCT was signed on June 19, 1970 in Washington. The PCT came into effect on June 1, 1978, and Vietnam joined the PCT on October 3, 1993. PCT allows an invention to be protected in multiple countries simultaneously by making a single international patent application instead of making multiple patent applications in many separate countries or regions. Intellectual Property lawyers in Vietnam could help client understand the procedures of filing PCT patent application in Vietnam and its advantages.

      What Are the Procedures of filing PCT Patent Application in Vietnam?

Similar to the provisions of Vietnam Law on Intellectual Property rights, in order to be granted an invention protection title under the PCT, a registered invention must meet the following requirements: novelty, qualified innovative and capable of industrial application.

A dossier for patent registration under PCT of Vietnamese origin includes the following documents:

-The PCT application of Vietnamese origin to be made in English (03 copies);

-Description (02 copies, including drawings, if any);

-Claims for protection (02 copies);

-A copy of the payment receipt (in case of payment of fees and charges via postal service or directly into the account of the National Office of Intellectual Property);

-Relevant documents (if any).

Patent registration dossiers can be submitted in person or by post to the National Office of Intellectual Property in Hanoi or to two representative offices of the Department in Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang. After receiving the application, the applicant can conduct an international patent search at the competent search offices (national or regional patent office that meets the requirements set forth by the PCT and designated by the PCT General Assembly). PCT applications originating from Vietnam will be published in the PCT Gazette and subject to international preliminary examination. The appraisal department will prepare a preliminary appraisal report and send it to the International Bureau. At the national stage, the international application is examined for form and substantive according to the procedures prescribed for ordinary patent applications in the host country.

An important advantage of the PCT system is the provision of an additional minimum of 18 months from the expiration of the 12-month priority period, during which time the applicant can evaluate the possibility of commercializing product in different countries and decide which country to register the patent in. By filing an international application, the payment of national application fees and translation costs associated with national applications can be delayed.

ANT Lawyers – IP services in Vietnam will always follow up with authorities for legal update on matters relevant to IP law to update clients on regular basis.

Source ANT Lawyers: https://antlawyers.vn/library/what-are-the-procedures-of-filing-pct-patent-application-in-vietnam.html

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What Are the Procedures of filing PCT Patent Application in Vietnam?

The Patent Cooperation Treaty (Patent Cooperation Treaty) abbreviated as PCT was signed on June 19, 1970 in Washington. The PCT came into effect on June 1, 1978, and Vietnam joined the PCT on October 3, 1993. PCT allows an invention to be protected in multiple countries simultaneously by making a single international patent application instead of making multiple patent applications in many separate countries or regions. Intellectual Property lawyers in Vietnam could help client understand the procedures of filing PCT patent application in Vietnam and its advantages.

   What Are the Procedures of filing PCT Patent Application in Vietnam?

Similar to the provisions of Vietnam Law on Intellectual Property rights, in order to be granted an invention protection title under the PCT, a registered invention must meet the following requirements: novelty, qualified innovative and capable of industrial application.

A dossier for patent registration under PCT of Vietnamese origin includes the following documents:

-The PCT application of Vietnamese origin to be made in English (03 copies);

-Description (02 copies, including drawings, if any);

-Claims for protection (02 copies);

-A copy of the payment receipt (in case of payment of fees and charges via postal service or directly into the account of the National Office of Intellectual Property);

-Relevant documents (if any).

Patent registration dossiers can be submitted in person or by post to the National Office of Intellectual Property in Hanoi or to two representative offices of the Department in Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang. After receiving the application, the applicant can conduct an international patent search at the competent search offices (national or regional patent office that meets the requirements set forth by the PCT and designated by the PCT General Assembly). PCT applications originating from Vietnam will be published in the PCT Gazette and subject to international preliminary examination. The appraisal department will prepare a preliminary appraisal report and send it to the International Bureau. At the national stage, the international application is examined for form and substantive according to the procedures prescribed for ordinary patent applications in the host country.

An important advantage of the PCT system is the provision of an additional minimum of 18 months from the expiration of the 12-month priority period, during which time the applicant can evaluate the possibility of commercializing product in different countries and decide which country to register the patent in. By filing an international application, the payment of national application fees and translation costs associated with national applications can be delayed.

ANT Lawyers – IP services in Vietnam will always follow up with authorities for legal update on matters relevant to IP law to update clients on regular basis.

Source ANT Lawyers: https://antlawyers.vn/library/what-are-the-procedures-of-filing-pct-patent-application-in-vietnam.html

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What Are the Procedures of filing PCT Patent Application in Vietnam?

The Patent Cooperation Treaty (Patent Cooperation Treaty) abbreviated as PCT was signed on June 19, 1970 in Washington. The PCT came into effect on June 1, 1978, and Vietnam joined the PCT on October 3, 1993. PCT allows an invention to be protected in multiple countries simultaneously by making a single international patent application instead of making multiple patent applications in many separate countries or regions. Intellectual Property lawyers in Vietnam could help client understand the procedures of filing PCT patent application in Vietnam and its advantages.

      What Are the Procedures of filing PCT Patent Application in Vietnam?

Similar to the provisions of Vietnam Law on Intellectual Property rights, in order to be granted an invention protection title under the PCT, a registered invention must meet the following requirements: novelty, qualified innovative and capable of industrial application.

A dossier for patent registration under PCT of Vietnamese origin includes the following documents:

-The PCT application of Vietnamese origin to be made in English (03 copies);

-Description (02 copies, including drawings, if any);

-Claims for protection (02 copies);

-A copy of the payment receipt (in case of payment of fees and charges via postal service or directly into the account of the National Office of Intellectual Property);

-Relevant documents (if any).

Patent registration dossiers can be submitted in person or by post to the National Office of Intellectual Property in Hanoi or to two representative offices of the Department in Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang. After receiving the application, the applicant can conduct an international patent search at the competent search offices (national or regional patent office that meets the requirements set forth by the PCT and designated by the PCT General Assembly). PCT applications originating from Vietnam will be published in the PCT Gazette and subject to international preliminary examination. The appraisal department will prepare a preliminary appraisal report and send it to the International Bureau. At the national stage, the international application is examined for form and substantive according to the procedures prescribed for ordinary patent applications in the host country.

An important advantage of the PCT system is the provision of an additional minimum of 18 months from the expiration of the 12-month priority period, during which time the applicant can evaluate the possibility of commercializing product in different countries and decide which country to register the patent in. By filing an international application, the payment of national application fees and translation costs associated with national applications can be delayed.

ANT Lawyers – IP services in Vietnam will always follow up with authorities for legal update on matters relevant to IP law to update clients on regular basis.

Source ANT Lawyers: https://antlawyers.vn/library/what-are-the-procedures-of-filing-pct-patent-application-in-vietnam.html

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What Are the Procedures of filing PCT Patent Application in Vietnam?

The Patent Cooperation Treaty (Patent Cooperation Treaty) abbreviated as PCT was signed on June 19, 1970 in Washington. The PCT came into effect on June 1, 1978, and Vietnam joined the PCT on October 3, 1993. PCT allows an invention to be protected in multiple countries simultaneously by making a single international patent application instead of making multiple patent applications in many separate countries or regions. Intellectual Property lawyers in Vietnam could help client understand the procedures of filing PCT patent application in Vietnam and its advantages.

    What Are the Procedures of filing PCT Patent Application in Vietnam?

Similar to the provisions of Vietnam Law on Intellectual Property rights, in order to be granted an invention protection title under the PCT, a registered invention must meet the following requirements: novelty, qualified innovative and capable of industrial application.

A dossier for patent registration under PCT of Vietnamese origin includes the following documents:

-The PCT application of Vietnamese origin to be made in English (03 copies);

-Description (02 copies, including drawings, if any);

-Claims for protection (02 copies);

-A copy of the payment receipt (in case of payment of fees and charges via postal service or directly into the account of the National Office of Intellectual Property);

-Relevant documents (if any).

Patent registration dossiers can be submitted in person or by post to the National Office of Intellectual Property in Hanoi or to two representative offices of the Department in Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang. After receiving the application, the applicant can conduct an international patent search at the competent search offices (national or regional patent office that meets the requirements set forth by the PCT and designated by the PCT General Assembly). PCT applications originating from Vietnam will be published in the PCT Gazette and subject to international preliminary examination. The appraisal department will prepare a preliminary appraisal report and send it to the International Bureau. At the national stage, the international application is examined for form and substantive according to the procedures prescribed for ordinary patent applications in the host country.

An important advantage of the PCT system is the provision of an additional minimum of 18 months from the expiration of the 12-month priority period, during which time the applicant can evaluate the possibility of commercializing product in different countries and decide which country to register the patent in. By filing an international application, the payment of national application fees and translation costs associated with national applications can be delayed.

ANT Lawyers – IP services in Vietnam will always follow up with authorities for legal update on matters relevant to IP law to update clients on regular basis.

Source ANT Lawyers: https://antlawyers.vn/library/what-are-the-procedures-of-filing-pct-patent-application-in-vietnam.html

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Something About CN Patent Applications

This article will explain import time limit of filing CN application under the PCT and the Paris Convention. Also, three important points will be highlighted: foreign-filing license, appointment of pant agency/agent, and applicable language.

Important Time limit

For CN applications filed under the PCT, the application must be submitted to the patent office in China no later than 30 months from the priority date. When the applicant exceeds the 30-month time limit, the right of priority will still be restored if the priority period is within the 32 months from the priority date. Besides, the applicant needs to state the reason for the failure to file the application within the priority period, preferably accompanied by any declaration or other evidence required.

As for CN applications filed under the Paris Convention, there is no grace period to restore the right of priority.

Foreign-Filing License

When an invention or utility model is developed in China, the applicant must request for a foreign-filing license in China before filing a patent application outside China. Similar to it, if an invention or utility model is developed in foreign countries, for example, in the USA, the applicant needs to file a request for foreign-filing license in the USA. As for specific requirements of foreign-filing license, they vary from country to country.

Appointment of Patent Agency/Agent

Pursuant to Article 19 of the Chinese Patent Law, any foreigner, foreign enterprise or other foreign organization having no habitual residence or business office in China applies for a patent, or has other patent matters to attend to, in China, it or he shall appoint a legally incorporated patent agency to act as its or his agent.

Applicable Language

Except for certificates or evidence materials provided by foreign government departments or created in foreign countries, the patent application documents and other documents shall be in Chinese. Application documents which are written in foreign language shall be translated into Chinese.

The Chinese text of the patent application submitted by the applicant shall be taken as the basis of examination. The foreign language text of the application submitted by the applicant at the time of filling the application shall have no legal effect.

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It's About That Time

One-time registration is required to apply for a Long-Distance Permit

This comes from the PCTA Traildirt Newsletter.

Are you hoping to submit a PCT Long-distance Permit application or change your existing application on January 10? If you haven’t already, you’ll need to register before January 5 at 5:00 PM Pacific Time. Registration is done only once per permit-year so if you registered before the November release, there is nothing you need to do at this point. The afternoon of January 9, we will assign people their own personal, randomized, time to apply or make a change to an existing application. To view full permit details, visit permit.pcta.org. Photo of "Wild" and "Bonnie" at the 2500-mile marker in Washington a week before they finished the trail by John Meehan.

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