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Inventions in Russia

Protect your invention and be the first on the market! A patent guarantees exclusive rights, safeguards against copying, and enhances the value of your development.

We Will Obtain a Patent for Your Invention

Technologies
Methods
Devices
Compositions
Compounds
Other Objects
Registration Timeframe: From 6 months
We conduct a patentability search for your invention and, if necessary, refine the technical solution with you.
We respond to Rospatent's expert inquiries at no additional cost.
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Patent protection provides the owner with the right to safely and exclusively use unique technical solutions in business, including the production, sale, export of goods, and profiting from the transfer of exclusive rights to the invention.
Dmitry Petrov

Fields of Technology,
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Cost

Filing an Invention Application
Preparation of the application in accordance with the law;
Submission of the application to Rospatent;
Full case management.
90,000 RUB
+ fees
Not included in the package:
* Patent search - patentability check (55,000 RUB);
* Responses to expert inquiries (from 30,000 RUB).
Timeframe:
7 business days
Accelerated Patent Protection in Russia
Patent search for patentability;
Preparation of the application in accordance with the law;
Submission of the application to Rospatent;
Request for expedited examination;
Full case management;
Responses to expert inquiries.
From 260,000 RUB
+ state fees
Timeframe:
3 business days — application submission;
2,5-3 months — application examination by Rospatent.

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Inventions and Utility Models

Process for Filing and Obtaining a Patent

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Our Key Priorities

Fixed costs with no additional charges reflected in the contract.
Individual approach to each client and their business. We prioritize protecting your business.
All work is carried out without the client's personal presence.
We help you understand all the benefits of the exclusive right obtained.
We communicate in a language you understand.
We help reduce official patent fees by up to 75%.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is an Invention, and Why Patent It?

An invention is a solution aimed at achieving a specific technical result in a particular field. It can include devices, new substances, and methods of their production/application.

Patent protection addresses multiple tasks. For example, by obtaining a patent, you can become a market monopolist for a specific product, enter into a license agreement with an interested party, sell exclusive rights to the invention, or use it as collateral for bank loans.

Who Can File an Invention/Utility Model Application?

The application for an invention is filed directly by the applicant or their representative.

  1. Applicant - the individual or legal entity requesting the patent in their name (future patent holder).
  2. Representative of the Applicant - a patent attorney or another representative acting under a power of attorney issued in accordance with Article 185 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation.
What Documents Are Required for Obtaining an Invention Patent from Rospatent?

According to Clause 2, Article 1375 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation, a patent application must include:

  1. Patent Application: Indicating the invention’s author and the applicant (the person entitled to receive the patent), as well as the residence or location of each.
  2. Invention Description: Disclosing the invention’s essence sufficiently for a specialist in the field to implement it.
  3. Claims: Clearly expressing the invention’s essence and fully based on its description.
  4. Drawings and Other Materials: If necessary for understanding the invention.
  5. Abstract.
What Documents Are Needed for a Utility Model Patent?

According to Clause 2, Article 1376 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation, a utility model application must include:

  1. Patent Application: Indicating the utility model’s author and the applicant (the person entitled to receive the patent), as well as the residence or location of each.
  2. Utility Model Description: Disclosing its essence sufficiently for a specialist in the field to implement it.
  3. Claims: Relating to a single technical solution, clearly expressing its essence and fully based on its description.
  4. Drawings: If necessary for understanding the utility model.
  5. Abstract.