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在巴西,專利申請程式是通過向國家工業產權機構(葡萄牙語縮寫:INPI)提交申請表的,而當中必須至少有一份申請表格、說明草稿、保護範圍、摘要以及支付申請費的證明。如果沒有符合這些要求,INPI
將有審查員發出有關正式申請的通知。申請人必須在 30 天內回覆。若無回應,申請將被視為無效並被撤銷。
根據巴西的知識產權法規,被提交的專利申請自申請之日起 18 個月後可在未經審查專利申請的刊物中公佈。然而,由於INPI
擁有大量的專利申請,已提交的專利申請通常在大約 2—3
年後方可發表。在未經審查的專利申請發表之日起至審查結束之日,任何第三方及申請人均可提交意見以協助審查。
申請人須於申請日期起計 36 個月內提交審查申請的要求。若未能於 36
個月內提交審查申請的要求,申請將被撤銷。然而,申請人可於撤銷日期起計 60
天內繳付預定費用,以恢復已撤回的申請。如申請人未能遵守此時限,申請將被確認為撤銷。
此外,申請人可在提交審查要求時,對申請書的說明草稿和保護範圍提交修訂,以澄清或界定已提交的申請內容。然而,任何修訂都應限於對於首次提交申請時所披露之內容的修訂。在提交審查要求後——無論是申請人的自發決定或通過審查官的通知——任何可能會改變或擴大申請的保護範圍的修改都不能被接受。從這個意義上說,只有限制被保護的主題的修正案才可被接受。
在審查期間,兩種正式通知書會被發出,即是考官的通知及拒絕原因的非最終通知書。申請人必須在未經審查專利申請的發佈日期的 90
天內回覆這些通知。
簡單來說,審查官的通知一般包括正式要求,例如違反了對於清晰度或支持的要求。對於拒絕原因的非最終通知書,申請可能被拒絕。這通常是由於違反了專利性的要求,如缺乏新穎性和創新性。可發出的官方通知數量不設上限。INPI
會在未經審查專利申請的刊物中宣佈授予或拒絕專利的決定,從而結束審查過程。
The procedure for a patent application in Brazil is initiated by filing an application form with INPI, in which at least an application form, draft of descriptions, scope of claims, abstract and proof of payment of the application fee must be submitted. Failure to fulfill these requirements will cause INPI to issue a notification by an examiner in relation to formality, to which the applicant must respond within 30 days. If the applicant fails to respond to the notification, it will be deemed withdrawal.
According to the IP Code in Brazil, a filed patent application is publicized in the publication of unexamined patent applications after 18 months from the date of application. However, with a consideration of a high volume of the backlog retained in INPI, a filed patent application is typically publicized after approximately two to three years from the date of application. During the period from the date of the publication of unexamined patent applications until the end of examination, any third party and the applicant (for the purpose of assisting the examination) are allowed to submit their opinions.
An applicant is required to file a request for examination of the application within 36 months from the date of application. Failure to file a request for examination within 36 months will be deemed withdrawal of the application. However, an applicant is allowed to recover the withdrawn application by paying a predetermined fee within 60 days from the date of the withdrawal. Even so, if an applicant still fails to comply with the time limit, the application will be confirmed withdrawn. According to the IP Code in Brazil, an applicant is given an opportunity to submit amendments to the draft of descriptions and scope of claims by the time when the applicant files a request for examination, in order to clarify or define the contents of filed application. However, any amendment should be restricted to the amendment of the contents first disclosed at the time of filing an application. After a request for examination has been filed, any amendment, either by an applicant’s spontaneous decision or by a notification by an examiner, is not acceptable if the amendment could change or expand the claimed scope of protection. In this sense, the only amendment limiting claimed subject matter may possibly be accepted.
During the period of examination, two types of official notifications, i.e. notification by an examiner and non-final notification of reasons for refusal will be issued. The applicant is required to respond to these notifications within 90 days from the date of publication of unexamined patent applications.
To put it simply, notifications by an examiner are generally composed of formality requirements such as a violation of requirements of clarity or a violation of support requirements. In a case of a non-final notification of reasons for refusal, an application may be rejected typically due to a violation of the requirements of patentability such as lack of novely and inventive step. No limit is stipulated in the number of issuable official notifications. INPI announces its decision to grant or refuse a patent in the publication of unexamined patent applications thus ending the process of examination. The procedure for a patent application in Brazil is initiated
by filing an application form with National Institute of Industrial Property
(Portugese abbreviation:1INPI), in which at least an
application form, draft of descriptions, scope of claims, abstract
and proof of payment of the application fee must be submitted.
Failure to fulfill these requirements will cause INPI to issue a
notification by an examiner in relation to formality, to which the
applicant must respond within 30 days. If the applicant fails to
respond to the notification, it the application 2will be
deemed withdrawlwithdrawn3.
According to the IP Code in Brazil, a filed patent application is may be publicized in the
publication of unexamined patent applications after 18 months from
the date of application. However, with a consideration of a high
volume of the backlog of patent
applications retained in by the 4INPI, a filed
patent application is typically publicized after approximately two
to three years from the date of application. During the period from
the date of the publication of unexamined patent applications until
the end of examination, any third party and the applicant (for the
purpose of assisting the examination) are allowed to submit their
opinions.
An applicant is required to file a request for examination of the
application within 36 months from the date of application. Failure
to file a request for examination within 36 months will be deemed
withdrawal of the application. However, an applicant is allowed to
recover the withdrawn application by paying a predetermined fee
within 60 days from
of the date of
the withdrawal. Even
so,5
Iif an applicant still fails to comply with
the time limit, the application will be confirmed as withdrawn.
According to the IP Code in Brazil, an applicant is given an
opportunity to submit amendments to the draft of descriptions and
scope of claims by the time when the applicant files a
request for examination, in order to clarify or define the contents
of filed application. However, any amendment should be restricted to
the amendment of the contents first disclosed at the time of filing
an application. After a request for examination has been filed, any
amendment, either by an applicant’s spontaneous decision or by a
notification by an examiner, is not acceptable if the amendment
could change or expand the claimed scope of protection. In this
sense, the
only amendment6s limiting claimed subject
matter may possibly
7be accepted.
During the period of examination, two types of official notifications, i.e. notification by an examiner and non-final notification of reasons for refusal will be issued. The applicant is required to respond to these notifications within 90 days from the date of publication of unexamined patent applications.
To put it simply, notifications by an examiner are generally composed
of formality8 requirements such
as a violation of requirements of clarity or a violation of support
requirements. In a case of a non-final notification of reasons for
refusal, an application may be rejected typically due to a violation
of the requirements of patentability such as lack of novelty9 and inventive stepinvention. No limit is
stipulated in the number of issuable official notifications. INPI
announces its decision to grant or refuse a patent in the
publication of unexamined patent applications thus ending the
process of examination.
In Brazil, 1Tthe procedure for a patent
application in Brazil
is initiated by filing an application form with
National Institute of Industrial Property
(Portugese abbreviation:2INPI), in whichinvolving the submission of at
least an application form, draft of descriptions, scope of claims,
abstract and proof of payment of the application
fee must be
submitted. Failure to fulfill payment. If these requirements
will
causeare not
fulfilled, INPI to issueissues a notification by an
examiner in relation to formality, to which, the
applicant must respond to this
within 30 days. If the applicant failsFaliure 3to respond to the notification leads to, it the application 4will
bebeing
deemed invalid and withdrawlwithdrawn5.
According to the Brazilian IP
Code in
Brazil, a filed patent application is may be publicized in the
publication of unexamined patent applications after 18 months from
the date of
application
date. However, with a consideration of
aconsidering the
high volume of the backlog of patent applications retained
in by the INPI6, a filed patent
application is7, this typically publicized
aftertakes
approximately two to three2-3
years from the
date of application.
During the period from the date of the publication
date of the unexamined patent
applications until the end of examination, any third party and the
applicant (may submit their opinions for
the purpose of
assisting the examination) are allowed to submit their
opinions. 8
An applicant is
required tomust file a request for
examination of the application within 36 months from the date of
application. Failure to file a request for
examination within 36 months date; otherwise, the
application will
be deemed withdrawal
of the applicationwithdrawn. However, an
applicant is allowed
tocan
recover the withdrawn application by paying a predetermined fee
within 60 days from
of the
withdrawal date. If date of the withdrawal. Even
so,9 Iif an applicant still
fails to comply with thethis time limit as well, the application will
be confirmed as withdrawn.
According to the
IP Code in Brazil 10Furthermore, an applicant is given an
opportunitymay be
allowed to submit
amendments to the draft of descriptions and scope of claims by the
time when the applicant
he/she files a
request for examination, in order to clarify. This enables clarification or
define
refining of
the contents of filed application. HoweverNevertheless, any amendment
should be restricted to the amendment of the contents first
disclosed at the time of filing an application. After a request for
an examination
request has been filed, any
amendment, either by an applicant’s spontaneous decision or by aan examiner’s notification by an
examiner, is not acceptableunacceptable if the amendment
could change or expand the claimed scope of protection. In this
sense, the
only amendments11 limiting claimed
the 12subject matter may possibly 13be accepted.
During the period of
examination
period, two types of official
notifications will be issued,
i.e., notification by an
examiner and non-final notification of reasons for refusal will be
issued. The applicant is required tomust respond to these
notifications within 90 days from the date of publication date of unexamined patent
applications.
To put it simply,
In simple terms, an
examiner’s notifications by an examiner are
generally composed ofcomprise formality14 requirements such
as a violation of requirements of clarity or a violation of support
requirements. In a case of a non-final notification of reasons for
refusal, an application may be rejected.
This typically due to a violation ofoccurs if the requirements of
patentability, such as lack
of novelty 15and inventive
stepinvention,
are violated. No limit is stipulated in the
number of issuable official notifications. INPI announces its
decision to grant or refuse a patent in the publication of
unexamined patent applications thusthereby ending the process of
16examination process.
In Brazil, the procedure for a patent application is initiated by
filing an application form with National Institute of Industrial
Property (Portuguese abbreviation:INPI), involving the submission of
at least an application form, draft of descriptions, scope of
claims, abstract and proof of the application fee payment. If these
requirements are not fulfilled, INPI issues a notification by an
examiner in relation to formality; the applicant must respond to
this within 30 days. Failure to respond to the notification leads to
, the application being deemed invalid and withdrawn.
According to the Brazilian IP Code, a filed patent application may
be publicized in the publication of unexamined patent applications
after 18 months from the application date. However, considering the
high volume of the backlog of patent applications retained by the
INPI, this typically takes approximately 2-3 years. During the
period from the publication date of the unexamined patent
applications until the end of examination, any third party and the
applicant may submit their opinions for assisting the examination.
An applicant must file a request for examination of the application
within 36 months from the application date; otherwise, the
application will be withdrawn. However, an applicant can recover the
withdrawn application by paying a predetermined fee within 60 days
of the withdrawal date. If the applicant fails to comply with this
time limit as well, the application will be confirmed as withdrawn.
Furthermore, an applicant may be allowed to submit amendments to the
draft of descriptions and scope of claims by the time he/she files a
request for examination. This enables clarification or refining of
the contents of filed application. Nevertheless, any amendment
should be restricted to the amendment of the contents first
disclosed at the time of filing an application. After an examination
request has been filed, any amendment, either by an applicant’s
spontaneous decision or by an examiner’s notification, is
unacceptable if the amendment could change or expand the claimed
scope of protection. In this sense, only amendments limiting claimed
the subject matter might be accepted.
During the examination period, two types of official notifications
will be issued, i.e., notification by an examiner and non-final
notification of reasons for refusal. The applicant must respond to
these notifications within 90 days from the publication date of
unexamined patent applications.
In simple terms, an examiner’s notifications generally comprise
formal requirements such as a violation of requirements of clarity
or a violation of support requirements. In a case of a non-final
notification of reasons for refusal, an application may be rejected.
This typically occurs if the requirements of patentability, such as
lack of novelty and invention, are violated. No limit is stipulated
in the number of issuable official notifications. INPI announces its
decision to grant or refuse a patent in the publication of
unexamined patent applications, thereby ending the examination
process.
Brezilya’da patent başvurusu prosedürü, bir başvuru formunun Ulusal
Endüstriyel Mülkiyet Enstitüsü’ne
(Portekizce kısaltması: INPI) ibraz edilmesiyle başlar; bu başvuruda
en az başvuru formu, açıklama
taslağı, taleplerin kapsamı, özet ve başvuru ücretinin ödendiğini
gösterir makbuz bulunmalıdır. Bu
gerekliliklerin yerine getirilmemesi halinde INPI, bir kontrolör
aracılığıyla formalite ile ilgili
olarak bir bildirimde bulunacaktır ; başvuru sahibi 30 gün içinde bu
bildirime yanıt vermelidir.
Bildirime yanıt verilmemesi halinde başvuru geçersiz ve geri
çekilmiş kabul edilir.
Brezilya'daki Sınai Mülkiyet Yasası’na göre, ibraz edilen patent
başvurusu, başvuru tarihinden
itibaren 18 ay sonra incelenmemiş patent başvuruları yayınında ilan
edilebilir. Bununla birlikte, INPI
tarafından saklanan patent başvurularının yüksek hacmi dikkate
alındığında, ibraz edilen patent
başvurusu tipik olarak yaklaşık 2-3 yıl sonra kamuoyuna duyurulur.
İncelenmemiş patent başvurularının
yayın tarihinden inceleme sonuna kadar geçen dönemde üçüncü taraflar
ve başvuru sahibi incelemeye
yardımcı olacak görüşlerini ibraz edebilir.
Bir başvuru sahibinin, başvuru tarihinden itibaren 36 ay içinde
başvurunun incelenmesi için talepte
bulunması gerekir. 36 ay içinde inceleme talebinde bulunulmaması
halinde başvurunun geri çekildiği
kabul edilecektir. Ancak, başvuru sahibi, geri çekilme tarihinden
itibaren 60 gün içinde önceden
belirlenmiş bir ücreti ödeyerek geri çekilen uygulamayı yeniden
işleme alabilir. Başvuru sahibi bu
süre dahilinde de başvuruda bulunmazsa, başvurunun geri çekildiği
kesinleşecektir.
Ayrıca, başvuru sahibinin, yapılan başvurunun içeriğini açıklığa
kavuşturmak veya açıklamak üzere
inceleme talebinde bulunduğu tarihe kadar açıklama taslağı ve
taleplerin kapsamı konusunda
değişiklikler ibraz etmesine izin verilebilir. Bununla birlikte
değişiklikler, başvuru yapılırken ilk
açıklanan içeriklerin değiştirilmesi ile sınırlandırılmalıdır.
İnceleme talebi yapıldıktan sonra
(başvuru sahibinin kendiliğinden verdiği karar ile veya bir
kontrolörün bildirimiyle) koruma talep
edilen kapsamı değiştiren ya da genişleten değişiklikler kabul
edilemez. Bu anlamda, sadece talep
edilen konuyu sınırlandıran değişiklikler kabul
edilebilir.
İnceleme döneminde iki türde resmi bildirim yapılacaktır: bir
kontrolörün bildirimi ve ret sebeplerine
ilişkin nihai olmayan bildirim. Başvuru sahibi, incelenmemiş patent
başvurularının yayın tarihinden
itibaren 90 gün içinde bu bildirimlere cevap vermelidir.
Basit bir ifadeyle, bir kontrolörün bildirimi genellikle açıklık
gereksinimlerinin ihlali veya destek
gereksinimlerinin ihlali gibi resmi gereksinimleri içerir. Ret
nedenlerinin nihai olmayan bildirimi
durumunda başvuru reddedilebilir. Bu tipik olarak yenilik ve buluşun
olmaması gibi patent alabilirlik
gereksinimlerinin ihlali durumunda ortaya çıkar. Düzenlenecek resmi
bildirim sayısına herhangi bir
sınırlama getirilmemiştir. INPI patent verme ya da patenti reddetme
kararını, incelenmemiş patent
başvuruları yayınında ilan ederek inceleme sürecini sonlandırır.
The procedure for a patent application in Brazil is initiated by
filing an application form with
National Institute of Industrial Property
(Portugese
abbreviation:1INPI), in which at least an
application form, draft of descriptions, scope of claims, abstract
and proof of payment of the
application fee must be submitted. Failure to fulfill these
requirements will cause INPI to issue a
notification by an examiner in relation to formality, to which the
applicant must respond within 30
days. If the applicant fails to respond to the notification, it the application 2will
be deemed withdrawlwithdrawn3.
According to the IP Code in Brazil, a filed patent application is may be publicized in the
publication of unexamined patent applications after 18 months from
the date of application. However,
with a consideration of a high volume of the backlog of patent applications
retained in by the 4INPI, a filed
patent application is typically
publicized after approximately two to three years from the date of
application. During the period from
the date of the publication of unexamined patent applications until
the end of examination, any third
party and the applicant (for the purpose of assisting the
examination) are allowed to submit their
opinions.
An applicant is required to file a request for examination of the
application within 36 months from
the date of application. Failure to file a request for examination
within 36 months will be deemed
withdrawal of the application. However, an applicant is allowed to
recover the withdrawn application
by paying a predetermined fee within 60 days from
of the date of
the withdrawal. Even
so,5
Iif an
applicant still fails to comply with the time limit, the application
will be confirmed as
withdrawn.
According to the IP Code in Brazil, an applicant is given an
opportunity to submit amendments to the
draft of descriptions and scope of claims by the time when the
applicant files a request for examination, in order to
clarify or define the contents of filed application. However, any
amendment should be restricted to
the amendment of the contents first disclosed at the time of filing
an application. After a request
for examination has been filed, any amendment, either by an
applicant’s spontaneous decision or by a
notification by an examiner, is not acceptable if the amendment
could change or expand the claimed
scope of protection. In this sense, the only
amendment6s limiting
claimed subject matter may possibly 7be accepted.
During the period of examination, two types of official notifications, i.e. notification by an examiner and non-final notification of reasons for refusal will be issued. The applicant is required to respond to these notifications within 90 days from the date of publication of unexamined patent applications.
To put it simply, notifications by an examiner are generally composed
of formality8 requirements such
as a violation of
requirements of clarity or a violation of support requirements. In a
case of a non-final notification
of reasons for refusal, an application may be rejected typically due
to a violation of the
requirements of patentability such as lack of novelty9
and inventive stepinvention. No limit is
stipulated in the number of issuable official
notifications. INPI announces its decision to grant or refuse a
patent in the publication of
unexamined patent applications thus ending the process of
examination.
In Brazil, 1Tthe procedure for a patent
application in Brazil
is initiated by filing
an application form with National
Institute of Industrial Property
(Portugese abbreviation:2INPI), in whichinvolving
the submission of at least an application form,
draft of descriptions, scope of claims,
abstract and proof of payment of the
application fee must
be submitted. Failure to fulfill
payment. If
these requirements will causeare not
fulfilled, INPI to
issueissues a notification by an
examiner in
relation to formality, to which, the
applicant must respond to this
within 30 days. If the applicant failsFaliure 3to respond to the notification leads to, it
the application
4will bebeing deemed invalid and withdrawlwithdrawn5.
According to the Brazilian IP
Code in
Brazil, a filed patent application is may be publicized in the
publication of unexamined patent applications after 18 months from
the date of
application
date.
However, with a
consideration of aconsidering the high volume of
the backlog of patent applications
retained in by the INPI6, a filed patent
application is7, this typically publicized
aftertakes
approximately two to three2-3
years from the
date of
application.
During the period from the date of the publication
date of the unexamined patent
applications until the end of examination, any third party and the
applicant (may submit their
opinions for the purpose of
assisting the examination) are allowed to
submit their opinions. 8
An applicant is
required tomust file a request for
examination of the application within 36
months from the date
of application. Failure to file a request for
examination within 36
months date;
otherwise, the application will be deemed withdrawal
of the applicationwithdrawn. However, an
applicant is allowed
tocan
recover the withdrawn application by paying a predetermined fee
within 60 days from
of the
withdrawal date. If date of the withdrawal. Even
so,9 Iif an applicant still
fails to comply with thethis time limit as well, the application will
be confirmed as withdrawn.
According to the IP
Code in Brazil 10Furthermore, an applicant is given an
opportunitymay be
allowed to submit
amendments
to the draft of descriptions and scope of claims by the time when the applicant
he/she files a
request for examination, in order to clarify. This enables clarification
or define refining of the contents of
filed application. HoweverNevertheless, any amendment
should be restricted to the amendment of
the contents first disclosed at the time of filing an application.
After a request for
an examination
request has been filed, any
amendment, either by an applicant’s
spontaneous decision or by aan examiner’s notification by an
examiner, is not acceptableunacceptable if
the amendment could change or expand the claimed scope of
protection. In this sense, the only amendments11 limiting claimed
the
12subject matter may possibly
13be accepted.
During the period of
examination
period, two types of official
notifications will be issued,
i.e.,
notification by an examiner and non-final notification of reasons
for refusal will be
issued. The applicant is required tomust respond to these
notifications within 90 days from the date of publication date of unexamined patent
applications.
To put it simply,
In simple terms, an
examiner’s notifications by an examiner are
generally composed ofcomprise formality14 requirements such
as a violation of requirements of
clarity or a violation of support requirements. In a case of a
non-final notification of reasons for
refusal, an application may be rejected.
This typically due to a violation ofoccurs if the requirements of
patentability, such as lack
of novelty
15and inventive
stepinvention,
are violated. No limit is
stipulated in the number of issuable official notifications. INPI
announces its decision to grant or
refuse a patent in the publication of unexamined patent applications
thusthereby ending the process of
16examination process.
In Brazil, the procedure for a patent application is initiated by
filing an application form with
National Institute of Industrial Property (Portuguese
abbreviation:INPI), involving the submission of
at least an application form, draft of descriptions, scope of
claims, abstract and proof of the
application fee payment. If these requirements are not fulfilled,
INPI issues a notification by an
examiner in relation to formality; the applicant must respond to
this within 30 days. Failure to
respond to the notification leads to , the application being deemed
invalid and withdrawn.
According to the Brazilian IP Code, a filed patent application may
be publicized in the publication of
unexamined patent applications after 18 months from the application
date. However, considering the
high volume of the backlog of patent applications retained by the
INPI, this typically takes
approximately 2-3 years. During the period from the publication date
of the unexamined patent
applications until the end of examination, any third party and the
applicant may submit their opinions
for assisting the examination.
An applicant must file a request for examination of the application
within 36 months from the
application date; otherwise, the application will be withdrawn.
However, an applicant can recover the
withdrawn application by paying a predetermined fee within 60 days
of the withdrawal date. If the
applicant fails to comply with this time limit as well, the
application will be confirmed as
withdrawn.
Furthermore, an applicant may be allowed to submit amendments to the
draft of descriptions and scope
of claims by the time he/she files a request for examination. This
enables clarification or refining
of the contents of filed application. Nevertheless, any amendment
should be restricted to the
amendment of the contents first disclosed at the time of filing an
application. After an examination
request has been filed, any amendment, either by an applicant’s
spontaneous decision or by an
examiner’s notification, is unacceptable if the amendment could
change or expand the claimed scope of
protection. In this sense, only amendments limiting claimed the
subject matter might be
accepted.
During the examination period, two types of official notifications
will be issued, i.e., notification
by an examiner and non-final notification of reasons for refusal.
The applicant must respond to these
notifications within 90 days from the publication date of unexamined
patent applications.
In simple terms, an examiner’s notifications generally comprise
formal requirements such as a
violation of requirements of clarity or a violation of support
requirements. In a case of a non-final
notification of reasons for refusal, an application may be rejected.
This typically occurs if the
requirements of patentability, such as lack of novelty and
invention, are violated. No limit is
stipulated in the number of issuable official notifications. INPI
announces its decision to grant or
refuse a patent in the publication of unexamined patent
applications, thereby ending the examination
process.
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