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Patent Strategy 7 We have shown you how to match a product development cycle into one single PCT patent application. In this lesson, we show you how to further prosecute each inventive concept of it to national grant. Again The Starting Point

  1. Patent Strategy 7 We have shown you how to match a product development cycle into one single PCT patent application. In this lesson, we show you how to further prosecute each inventive concept of it to national grant.

  2. Again The Starting Point We have a typical product development circle: • Idea • Functional Model • Prototype • Product 1.0

  3. How to use a priority claim for adding subject matter to a patent application 100% product perfection ? A + B + A A C + + + B B D + A C functional idea prototype product 1.0 product 2.0 model

  4. How to use a priority claim for adding subject matter to a patent application priority claim 01.10.2014 ~ 06/2015 12 months non-prov. priority claim official filing A search result 01.07.2015 prov. filing priority claim A 01.09.2015 + B prov. filing A 01.10.2015 + non-prov. B + PCT filing A C + B + C + D

  5. How to use a priority claim for adding subject matter to a patent application priority claim 01.10.2014 ~ 06/2015 12 months non-prov. priority claim official filing A search result 01.07.2015 prov. filing priority claim A 01.09.2015 + B prov. filing A 01.10.2015 + non-prov. B + PCT filing A C + B + C + D

  6. Summary: • If you have an ongoing development for a specific product, file patent applications after each milestone being reached • The first patent application should be filed before even making a functional model of the new product, based on the pure product idea. • The first patent application should be filed as a non-provisional patent application, together with a search request. This will provide you with an early official search result. • At the end of the priority year of the first patent application, file a non-provisional patent application, claiming all the priorities of those patent applications that have been filed during that priority year.

  7. How to further prosecute your non-provisional PCT patent application? 01.10.2014 01.10.2015 earliest non-prov. priority PCT filing A + B + C + D

  8. How to further prosecute your non-provisional PCT patent application? 30/31 months from earliest priority date 01.04.2017/ 01.05.2017 01.10.2014 01.10.2015 earliest non-prov. National/ priority PCT filing Regional Phase Entry A + B + C + D

  9. How to further prosecute your non-provisional PCT patent application? SG national phase (30 months from earliest 30/31 months from earliest priority date priority date) 01.04.2017/ 01.05.2017 01.10.2014 01.10.2015 earliest non-prov. National/ priority PCT filing Regional Phase Entry A + B + C + D

  10. How to further prosecute your non-provisional PCT patent application? SG national phase (30 months from earliest 30/31 months from earliest priority date priority date) 01.04.2017/ 01.05.2017 01.10.2014 01.10.2015 US national phase earliest non-prov. National/ (30 months priority PCT filing Regional Phase from earliest Entry A priority date) + B + C + D

  11. How to further prosecute your non-provisional PCT patent application? SG national phase (30 months from earliest 30/31 months from earliest priority date priority date) 01.04.2017/ 01.05.2017 01.10.2014 01.10.2015 US national phase earliest non-prov. National/ (30 months priority PCT filing Regional Phase from earliest Entry A priority date) + B + C EP regional + phase D (31 months from earliest priority date)

  12. How to further prosecute your non-provisional PCT patent application? SG national phase (30 months from earliest 30/31 months from earliest priority date priority date) 01.04.2017/ 01.05.2017 01.10.2014 01.10.2015 US national phase earliest non-prov. National/ (30 months priority PCT filing Regional Phase from earliest Entry A priority date) + B + C EP regional + phase D (31 months from earliest priority date) JP/CN/KR/other national phases

  13. How to further prosecute your non-provisional PCT patent application? ~01.10.2019 SG national phase (30 months Grant from earliest 30/31 months from earliest priority date A priority date) 01.04.2017/ 01.05.2017 01.10.2014 01.10.2015 US national phase earliest non-prov. National/ (30 months priority PCT filing Regional Phase from earliest Entry A priority date) + B + C EP regional + phase D (31 months from earliest priority date) JP/CN/KR/other national phases

  14. How to further prosecute your non-provisional PCT patent application? ~01.10.2019 SG national phase (30 months Grant from earliest 30/31 months from earliest priority date A priority date) before paying grant fee new SG 01.04.2017/ divisional 01.05.2017 01.10.2014 01.10.2015 application + B + C D US national phase earliest non-prov. National/ (30 months priority PCT filing Regional Phase from earliest Entry A priority date) + B + C EP regional + phase D (31 months from earliest priority date) JP/CN/KR/other national phases

  15. How to further prosecute your non-provisional PCT patent application? SG national phase (30 months from earliest 30/31 months from earliest priority date priority date) 01.04.2017/ 01.05.2017 01.10.2014 01.10.2015 ~01.10.2019 US national phase earliest non-prov. National/ (30 months priority PCT filing Regional Phase Grant from earliest Entry A A priority date) + B + C EP regional + phase D (31 months from earliest priority date) JP/CN/KR/other national phases

  16. How to further prosecute your non-provisional PCT patent application? SG national phase (30 months from earliest 30/31 months from earliest priority date priority date) 01.04.2017/ 01.05.2017 01.10.2014 01.10.2015 ~01.10.2019 US national phase earliest non-prov. National/ (30 months priority PCT filing Regional Phase Grant from earliest Entry A A priority date) before paying + grant fee new US B divisional + application C + B + C D EP regional + phase D (31 months from earliest priority date)

  17. How to further prosecute your non-provisional PCT patent application? SG national phase (30 months from earliest 30/31 months from earliest priority date priority date) 01.04.2017/ 01.05.2017 01.10.2014 01.10.2015 US national phase earliest non-prov. National/ (30 months priority PCT filing Regional Phase from earliest Entry A priority date) + B + C ~01.10.2019 EP regional + phase D (31 months Grant from earliest A priority date) JP/CN/KR/other national phases

  18. How to further prosecute your non-provisional PCT patent application? SG national phase (30 months from earliest 30/31 months from earliest priority date priority date) 01.04.2017/ 01.05.2017 01.10.2014 01.10.2015 US national phase earliest non-prov. National/ (30 months priority PCT filing Regional Phase from earliest Entry A priority date) + B + C ~01.10.2019 EP regional + phase D (31 months Grant from earliest A priority date) before paying grant fee new EP divisional application JP/CN/KR/other national phases + B + C D

  19. How to further prosecute your non-provisional PCT patent application? SG national phase (30 months from earliest 30/31 months from earliest priority date priority date) 01.04.2017/ 01.05.2017 01.10.2014 01.10.2015 US national phase earliest non-prov. National/ (30 months priority PCT filing Regional Phase from earliest Entry A priority date) + B „validation“ + C DE ~01.10.2019 EP regional + FR phase D (31 months Grant UK from earliest A other priority date) before paying EPC grant fee new EP member divisional states application JP/CN/KR/other national phases + B + C D

  20. How to further prosecute your non-provisional PCT patent application? ~01.10.2019 SG national phase (30 months Grant from earliest 30/31 months from earliest priority date A priority date) before paying grant fee new SG 01.04.2017/ divisional 01.05.2017 01.10.2014 01.10.2015 application + B + C D ~01.10.2019 US national phase earliest non-prov. National/ (30 months priority PCT filing Regional Phase Grant from earliest Entry A A priority date) before paying + grant fee new US B divisional „validation“ + application C DE + ~01.10.2019 B + C D EP regional + FR phase D (31 months Grant UK from earliest A other priority date) before paying EPC grant fee new EP member divisional states application JP/CN/KR/other national phases + B + C D

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