What Is A PCT Application? WIPO Explained. - Trademark and Patent Law Experts

Описание: What Is A PCT Application? WIPO Explained. In this informative video, we will cover everything you need to know about the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) application and its role in international patent protection. We will explain what a PCT application is and how it simplifies the process for inventors looking to secure their inventions across multiple countries. You’ll learn about the steps involved in filing a PCT application, from the initial submission to the international phase, where an international search is conducted.

Additionally, we will discuss the transition from the international phase to the national or regional phase, highlighting the importance of understanding the application process in different jurisdictions. We’ll clarify the distinction between a PCT application and the actual granting of patents, ensuring you grasp the procedural aspects of this system.

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