Patent Registration

All technical developments that are inventive, new and applicable to industry provide the right to monopoly over the product/method with patent registration. This prevents others from imitating or being registered by others, allowing you to have the sole say on the product during the patent registration period.

It is protected for a total of 20 years, provided that annual registration fees are paid. At the end of this period, it becomes public property.

What are the Rights Provided by Patent Registration?

Patent registration gives the owner a monopoly right. It gives the authority to prevent unauthorized use or imitation of your patent. If desired, it also has the sole say in commercial actions such as licensing and transfer.

• Chemical formulas
• Methods/processes
• Machines
• Electronics
• Foods
• Apparatus

Before patent registration, we strongly recommend that you meet with our expert team and make the right start. If necessary, the invention is examined on site, discussed in detail and the appropriate strategy is determined. Because patent specifications are strategic texts. And if they are not written correctly, they can have serious consequences. If the application is decided, the Invention Notification Form is filled in, our specification team is prepared and submitted to the inventor for confirmation. With the confirmation, the application process is realized.

A patent registration is a document that gives the owner of an invention the right to use, sell or transfer it to others for a certain period of time. Let’s examine the importance of patent registration;

• Legal protection

A patent gives the registrant monopoly rights for a certain period of time and allows them to generate income through licensing and selling. In other words, when you register an invention, you prevent others from gaining unfair profit by using this invention. You also have the right to take legal action in case of patent infringement.

• Competitive Advantage

Patent registration protects the originality of the invention and gives the registrant a competitive advantage. A registered product differentiates itself from its competitors in the market. This helps the registrant to reach a stronger position in the market. The inability of competitors to use similar products or processes gives the registrant the opportunity to lead in the market. In short, patent registration increases the competitiveness of the patent owner, enabling it to stand out in the business world.

• Investment and commercial value

Patents are an important assurance for investors. A registered patent is considered innovative and protectable by investors. This increases the chances of securing financing. Furthermore, patents are assets that carry commercial value. The registrant can generate additional income by licensing or selling patent rights.