Patent Services in India – Filing, Search, Litigation & Global Protection
End-to-End Patent Services for Protecting, Managing & Commercializing Innovation
From Patent Search and Patent Drafting to Filing, Prosecution, Litigation, Portfolio Management, and Global Patent Protection, Origiin IP Solutions helps innovators transform ideas into valuable Intellectual Property.
Global Coverage
Patent support across Major International Jurisdictions
Patent Intelligence
Comprehensive Search, Analytics & Technology Insights
IP Expertise
Experienced Patent Professionals & Technology Specialists
Custom Reports
Customized deliverables aligned with your business goals
Our Patent Services
Patent Search & Patent Intelligence
Make informed innovation and IP decisions before filing, launching products, or investing in technology.
Every successful patent strategy begins with reliable patent intelligence. Origiin’s patent search services help organizations evaluate innovation, identify risks, uncover opportunities, and make informed intellectual property decisions. Whether you’re preparing to file a patent, assessing infringement risks, monitoring competitors, or planning future R&D, our experts provide the insights needed to support confident business decisions.
Patent Drafting & Filing Services
Patent Drafting & Filing Services
Structured Patent Specification Drafting and Filing services aligning with Patent Office standards across major jurisdictions Globally.
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PCT National Phase India
Seamless PCT National Phase entry in India within 31 Month deadline, complying with strict requirements of Indian Patent Office.
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International Patent Filing
Protect your innovations globally with patent filing and registration support across 190+ countries worldwide.
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Patent Registration & Prosecution
Strategic response to Examination Reports, Amendments and Hearing Representation as per Patent Office requirements.
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Convention Patent Filing in India
Paris Convention filings with priority compliance, disclosure review, and alignment with parallel foreign applications. Know More →
Foreign Filing License (FFL)
Statutory compliance for overseas filings by Indian applicants under Section 39 of the Patents Act.
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Patent Prosecution Services
Expedited Patent Examination
Filing Examination requests under normal and fast-track prosecution at Indian Patent Office.
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Post-Grant Opposition & Revocation
Strategic handling of post-grant opposition proceedings with evidentiary precision and procedural discipline.
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Patent Renewal & Annuity Management
Renewal of Granted Patents in India and Abroad with deadline tracking to maintain uninterrupted patent protection.
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Working Statement Compliance (Form 27)
Preparation and filing of annual working statements of granted patent at Indian Patent Office with deadline tracking.
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Pre-Grant Opposition Proceedings
Representation in third-party pre-grant challenges involving novelty, inventive step, and statutory exclusions.
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Patent Litigation & Enforcement
Infringement actions, interim injunctions, revocation defence, and enforcement strategy before Indian Courts.
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Restoration of Lapsed Patents
Filing petitions and procedural representations for revival of lapsed patent rights.
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Industries we serve
Software & Artificial Intelligence
Electronics & Telecommunications
Automotive & Mobility
Healthcare & Medical Devices
Pharmaceuticals & Biotechnology
Energy & Sustainability
Why choose us
Multidisciplinary Expertise
Our team includes Patent Research Professionals, Engineers, Scientists, and Intellectual Property Experts.
Global Patent Coverage
We analyze patent and non-patent literature across major jurisdictions worldwide.
Industry-Focused Methodologies
Every project is tailored to the Technology Domain, Business Objectives, and Commercial Goals of the client.
End-to-End Innovation Support
From Patentability Assessment to Licensing and Commercialization, Origiin supports the entire innovation lifecycle.
Protect Your Innovation with Confidence
Whether you are evaluating a new invention, filing your first patent, managing a growing IP portfolio, or expanding globally, Origiin IP Solutions provides the expertise to help you protect, manage, and maximize the value of your intellectual property.
What our clients say
I would recommend everyone to work with Origiin IP solutions as they are extremely approachable and professional. It was really an hassle free experience when working with them, I felt they really take their mission statement of Quality, Responsiveness, Approachability and hassle free practically.
When you innovate, you make mistakes. It is best to admit them quickly, and get on with improving your other innovations. When you innovate, you make mistakes
Our experience working with Origiin was great, cordial and hassle free. We’ll have them as our partner for our future endeavors as well as for international filing purposes. We wish Ms. Deepa and the entire team a great success.
Our experience with Origiin IP was smooth and effective. The doubts were clarified practically which were easily understandable and the process of filing and responses were quick and adequate.
Origiin is easy to work with, and can play a very constructive role in the IP strategy and implementation roadmap of a deep-tech startup.
Our experience working with Origiin was great, cordial and hassle free. We’ll have them as our partner for our future endeavors as well as for international filing purposes. We wish Ms. Deepa and the entire team a great success.
FAQs – Patent Services
Who can apply for a Patent?
Any Individual, Proprietors, Partnership firm, LLP, Company, HUF, NGO or an Educational Institute can apply for a Patent.
What all can be registered as a Patent?
Any novel idea capable of being implemented in a tangible form can be patented provided it satisfies the criteria of Novelty, Non-obviousness and Industrial applicability.
How to file for a Patent?
The process of filing for a Patent Application starts by first preparing a Patent Draft. We at Origiin take the information from you in our Invention Disclosure form and based on the field of the Technology, it is assigned to a Domain Expert (with legal knowledge) in our firm for drafting as per the provisions of Indian Patents Act. Once it is drafted, it is sent to you for review and after your approval, the application will be submitted online at Indian Patent Office Filing Portal that immediately generates a receipt with the application number.
What is the process of Patent Registration
Once a Patent Application is filed along with request for examination, it is examined by the Patent Office for any identical/similar inventions in Patent Databases around the world.
A mandatory Exam Report is issued after examination that needs to be replied within six month’s time. If they are satisfied with the response, the Patent Application will be accepted for publication and then after a period of six months it is registered.
Till the grant of a Patent after the publication, it is kept open for any opposition by any third parties, such a your competitors. After this period is completed, and no Opposition is received, the Patent Application proceeds for registration and a Patent Certificate is issued.
Can a Patent be rejected?
A Patent Application may be rejected sometimes due to non patentability of the Subject matter strictly prohibited by the Indian Patents Act, or due to pre existing ideas available in the public domain or due to being non Industrial applicability of the invention. We at Origiin give you the most genuine and honest advise in case we feel any such issues may arise in future.
How will Origiin Help us in getting a Patent?
Can we register a Patent abroad?
Yes, anyone can registrar a Patent in any foreign country. We have tie up with Registered Patent Attorneys across the world to file the Patent Applications for you and make it a completely seamless and hassle free process for you. We keep track of all important due dates and documentation.
We also offer facility of single Payment for all countries in one shot to reduce the hassles.
What Documents are needed for Patent Registration.
Can I use the term 'Patent Pending' or 'Patented' for my invention?
How long does it take to register a Patent?
What is the additional advantage of registering a Patent through Origiin?
From Our Blog
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Patent licensing in India is a key route for foreign patent owners to commercialise their inventions. From licence structure and royalty models to compliance and “working” requirements, several factors influence how effectively patents can be monetised. This article outlines practical considerations for structuring licensing arrangements in India.
Compulsory Licensing in India: When Can It Be Invoked and What It Means for Foreign Patentees
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Working Statement (Form 27) in India: Compliance Obligations for Foreign Patentees
Form 27 in India requires patentees to disclose whether a patented invention is being worked in the country. For foreign patentees, this obligation has implications for enforcement, licensing, and compulsory licensing risk. This article explains the scope of Form 27, what constitutes “working,” and key compliance considerations under Indian patent law.
Unity of Invention in India: How to Handle Multiple Claim Sets in PCT Applications
Unity of invention objections are common in India for PCT national phase applications with multiple claim sets. The Indian Patent Office independently assesses whether claims share a single inventive concept, regardless of international phase findings. This article explains how unity is evaluated in India and how to structure claims and prosecution strategy to manage such objections effectively.
Amendment of Claims in India: Navigating Section 59 During Prosecution
Section 59 of the Indian Patents Act strictly limits how claims can be amended during prosecution. For PCT national phase applications, these restrictions can affect how objections are addressed and whether amendments are accepted. This article explains the scope of permissible amendments, common pitfalls, and strategic considerations for foreign patent attorneys handling India filings.
Foreign Filing Licence in India: When Is It Required and What Are the Risks of Non-Compliance?
Foreign Filing Licence under Section 39 of the Indian Patents Act is a mandatory requirement for inventions involving Indian resident inventors. Non-compliance can impact patent validity and enforcement. This article explains when a licence is required, available filing routes, and the risks associated with non-compliance in cross-border patent filings.
Resolving Copyright Disputes Through Mediation: A Practical ADR Approach
Copyright disputes are becoming more common in the digital economy. Mediation offers a faster and confidential alternative to litigation, helping creators, businesses, and platforms resolve conflicts efficiently.
Patent Hearings Before the Indian Patent Office: Strategy After a First Examination Report
After responding to a First Examination Report, many patent applications before the Indian Patent Office proceed to a hearing stage where the Controller evaluates unresolved objections. For foreign patent attorneys managing India filings, understanding how hearings are conducted and how arguments should be presented is critical. This article discusses the hearing procedure, strategic preparation, and practical considerations during patent prosecution in India.
Section 8 Compliance in India: Disclosure Obligations and Prosecution Risk for PCT Applications
Section 8 of the Indian Patents Act imposes a continuing obligation to disclose corresponding foreign filings. For PCT national phase applications, non-compliance can lead to examination objections and opposition risk. This article examines disclosure scope, procedural exposure, and strategic considerations for foreign patent attorneys managing India filings.
Pre-Grant Opposition in India: Risk Assessment for PCT National Phase Applications
Pre-grant opposition in India allows third parties to challenge a patent application at any time after publication and before grant. For PCT national phase applications, this creates a distinct procedural risk. This article examines opposition grounds, timing, and strategic considerations for foreign patent attorneys managing India filings.
Computer Related Inventions (CRIs) Before the Indian Patent Office: Drafting Strategies That Survive Section 3(k) Objections
Computer Related Inventions in India face close scrutiny under Section 3(k) of the Indian Patents Act, 1970. Claims that survive in the US or Europe often encounter objections before the Indian Patent Office. This article examines how Section 3(k) is applied in practice and outlines drafting strategies that improve the likelihood of allowance during India PCT national phase prosecution.
First Examination Report in India PCT National Phase: What Foreign Counsel Should Expect
Foreign patent attorneys often underestimate how decisive the First Examination Report is in India. This guide explains deadlines, eligibility objections, amendment limits, and practical prosecution strategy for PCT national phase applications.
