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Patent Application in Guinea
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Release time:2016-07-03
Guinea is located in western Africa, bordering the Atlantic Ocean to the west, Guinea-Bissau, Senegal and Mali to the north, Côte d'Ivoire to the east, Liberia and Sierra Leone to the south, with a coastline of about352kilometers, land area245,857Square kilometers.
The capital Conakry (Conakry)The special administrative region is the political, economic, cultural, educational and transportation center of the country, and the largest city in the country. It is located in the west of Guinea, along the Atlantic coast.230square kilometers, populationabout 2 million. Conakry has convenient transportation, with international airports and seaports connecting with the world, and national roads connecting with major regions. Conakry occupies a special place in Guinea's economic life, accounting for more than the country's gross domestic product.90%, National95%The above import and export trade is transacted in the city.
Other major cities include Bokai, Kindia, Kangkang, Rabe, Enzelkele, etc.
Patent Application Work in Guinea
Application documents. When an agent represents multiple applications at the same time, it is important to note that the documents match the application number and do not confuse it. In our work, we have encountered more than once that the applicant has installed two application documents in reverse, that is, the application number does not conform to the contents of the documents, and even the specification does not conform to the claims or drawings.
The independent claims do not have the analogous phrase "characterized. Paragraph 3 of Article 22 of the Implementing Regulations of the Patent Law explicitly requires the use of "what are its characteristics?" or similar terms to state the technical characteristics of the invention or utility model that distinguish it from the closest prior art. At present, it is common for some agents to use "where", or "including", etc. to divide the pre-order part and the characteristic part. "Wherein" and "including" cannot be considered as similar terms to "characterized. As a declaration of a right of the patent applicant, the claim reflects the inventor's own understanding of the existing technology and the improvement of his invention and creation. It should be written in strict accordance with the requirements of the patent law and the implementation rules, so as to be strict and standardized.
Guinean patent application work application and right protection:
Article 30 of the Patent Law stipulates that if an applicant claims the right of priority, it shall submit a written declaration at the time of application. If no written declaration is made, it shall be deemed that the right of priority has not been claimed. Claims of foreign priority are common, and many times applicants claim more than one priority. The claim for priority must be made at the same time as the application, and copies of the earlier application documents can be submitted within 3 months. The declaration of priority does not address the issue of duration under rule 7, and the restoration of priority does not include undeclared restoration.
The definition of patent application for ancillary technology and additional functions of technology is very broad. The technology assessment aims to identify obstacles to technology transfer and measure how to overcome these obstacles through industry analysis. Guinea researchers also found that patent litigation will have a negative impact on innovation. This is the first time that a special examination procedure specifically for "green technology" has been implemented. A total of 3,944 relevant patent records have been obtained. The patent took only 11 days from application to registration.
Do you need physical objects to apply for a patent? No physical objects are required to apply for a patent, only drawings and written application materials are required. You provide drawings and technical disclosure.
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