As per your requirement. I am writing herein with reference to your innovative work.
Please find below the Process details for obtaining Australian Innovation Patent and it will take 3 months to get the grant.
We are also attaching the brief profile and some granted patent certificates for your reference.
Our total fee will be INR 30,000/- and it will cover the following tasks:
1. Preparing, filing and obtaining the Australian Innovation Patent,
Requirements and Process of Australian innovation Patent:
An innovation patent is different from the standard patent and is suitable for an invention with a short market life that might be superseded by newer innovations. The innovation patent is a relatively quick and inexpensive way to obtain protection for your new device, substance, method or process.
Term: Australian innovation patent lasts up to eight years.
Steps to Obtain the Australian innovation Patent:
STAGES
BRIEF DESCRIPTION
TIMELINES
Review of the Disclosure
Patent Attorney will review the disclosure and we will let you know the eligibility for the innovation patent
1-2 days
Preparation of Draft
An application will be drafted in accordance with the requirements of the patent act and claims, description, prior art details of the patents will be provided in the draft
10-15 days
Review
Applicant will review the innovation patent draft and provide his/her comments
1-2 days
Filing
Our team will file the innovation patent and provide filing receipt to the applicant
1-2 days
Review by Patent office
The Australian patent office will review the application, and may issue objection report and offer an opportunity to the applicant to comply with the objections
1-2 months from filing date
Acceptance
Once the formalities are completed, the Australian Innovation Patent is issued and published in the Journal of Australian patent office
1-2 months from filing date
Next Action:
Please share your research paper and manuscript in word format for the internal review.
Also, share your contact details for the easy communication.
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Before considering filing for a patent in Australia, I would ask the following:
Is your work part of a collaborative effort at your institution? If it does then more than likely you need to check your institutions intellectual property Guidelines and you should consult the TTO
Why Australia? Is there a commercial reason to do so a supposed to other jurisdictions?
The patent is just one step of the process. Do you have the Licensing infrastructure ready? Do you have the commercial partners to engage in Australia? Are you going to go solo on the project?