Utility model patent application (patent mining and application)
- Estimated timeline
- 6–12 monthscounted from receipt of complete documents
- Key deliverable
- Documents delivered on completion
- Packages
- Patent mining and filing
What you provide
- Applicant and inventor information
- Photos of the physical product or design materials
- Product structure, assembly and component drawings
- Function of each component and how they connect
- How the product operates and its use scenarios
- Problems with the current product
- Technical effects of the improvement
- Alternative structures or other embodiments
- Details of any prior disclosure, sale or exhibition
What you receive
- Documents delivered on completion
- 1. Summary of product structure and innovative features
- 2. Recommended core structural features to protect
- 3. Finalized utility model application documents
- 4. Claims
- Description
- Abstract and drawings
- 5. Patent application filing receipt
- 6. Patent application acceptance notice
- 7. Official examination documents
- 8. Electronic patent certificate (once granted)
- 9. After-sales handling documents if assurance conditions are met
Service details
[Standard Application]
1. Review the product structure materials provided by the client;
2. Determine whether the technical solution is suitable for a utility model patent application;
3. Sort out the names, structures and connection relationships of product components;
4. Review product structure drawings, assembly drawings or sectional views;
5. Prepare the request, description, claims, abstract and drawings;
6. Provide one round of confirmation and reasonable amendments to the application documents;
7. Submit the utility model patent application;
8. Follow up on acceptance and official examination milestones.
[Technology Mining and Application]
1. Conduct in-depth communication with the client on product structure;
2. Analyze the overall product structure, component relationships and working mode;
3. Proactively identify protectable structural innovations;
4. Sort out core structures, auxiliary structures and alternative embodiments;
5. Optimize the structural expression of the technical solution;
6. Design the hierarchy of claim protection;
7. Prepare complete utility model patent application documents;
8. Provide no more than two rounds of reasonable revisions;
9. Submit the application and follow up on acceptance and official examination milestones.
Prices follow the service listing. Where government approval or official review is involved, the outcome rests with the authorities and cannot be guaranteed.