Patent Drafting Services

Precision in Protection: Drafting Patents That Stand the Test of Time

At IIPT Solutions, we specialize in professional patent drafting services that form the foundation of strong, enforceable intellectual property rights. Our expert team of patent agents, engineers, and legal drafters ensures your innovation is captured in the most technically accurate and legally sound format—maximizing protection and minimizing risk.

What is Patent Drafting?

Patent drafting is the process of preparing a patent application, including claims, specification, drawings, and abstract, to be submitted to a patent office. It defines the scope of your invention and the extent of legal protection you are seeking.

• Ensures broad protection while withstanding legal scrutiny
• Minimizes the risk of rejections during prosecution
• Protects against infringement loopholes
• Supports strong enforcement or licensing efforts

Provisional vs. Non-Provisional Patent Applications

When protecting an invention, understanding the difference between provisional and non-provisional patent applications is crucial. At IIPT Solutions, we guide inventors, startups, and companies through both routes—ensuring their ideas are protected at the right time, in the right way.

🔹 Provisional Patent Application:

A Provisional Patent Application (PPA) is an informal, temporary filing that helps you secure an early priority date for your invention without requiring full legal formalities.

Key Features:

• Valid for 12 months (non-renewable)
• Does not require claims or formal drawings
• Not examined by the patent office
• Not published unless followed by a non-provisional
• Used as a placeholder to give you time to refine the invention or secure funding

Benefits:

• Quick and low-cost way to begin protection
• “Patent Pending” status granted immediately
• Flexibility to improve or modify the invention before finalizing

🔹 Non-Provisional (Complete) Patent Application:

A Non-Provisional Patent Application (NPA) is the formal, complete application that starts the actual examination process and can lead to a granted patent.

Key Features:

• Requires claims, detailed description, and drawings
• Examined by a patent office
• Can result in official patent grant
• Must be filed within 12 months of the provisional (if one is filed)
• Becomes part of the public record once published (typically after 18 months)

Benefits:

• Legal protection starts upon filing
• Defines the scope of protection through claims
• Leads to an enforceable patent right

🆚 Key Differences at a Glance:

Protect Your Innovation the Right Way

At IIPT Solutions, our experts help you decide the right path based on your business goals, invention readiness, and budget. Whether it’s drafting a detailed non-provisional or securing your priority date with a provisional, we’ve got you covered.

📞 Contact us today to start your patent journey with confidence.