We
provide Trademark Protection Services in the form of administrative assistance
and guidance throughout the trademark registration process in accordance with
applicable regulations.
The IDR 300,000 fee represents our service fee only and does not include official government fees (PNBP) imposed by the Ministry of Law and Human Rights of the Republic of Indonesia through the Directorate General of Intellectual Property (DJKI).
Patent
A Patent is an
exclusive right granted to an inventor for an invention in the field of
technology for a certain period of time, allowing the inventor to implement the
invention independently or grant permission to other parties to implement the
invention.
An Invention is
an idea of an inventor embodied in a specific problem-solving activity in the
field of technology, which may take the form of a product or process, or an
improvement or development of a product or process.
Simple Patent
Any invention
in the form of a new product or device that has practical utility due to its
shape, configuration, construction, or components may obtain legal protection
in the form of a Simple Patent.
Differences
Between Patent and Simple Patent
- A Patent is granted for an
invention that is new, involves an inventive step, and is industrially
applicable.
A Simple Patent is granted for any new invention that constitutes a development of an existing product or process and is industrially applicable.
A simple patent is granted for inventions in the form of products that are not merely different in technical characteristics but must have more practical functions or uses than previous inventions, due to their shape, configuration, construction, or components, including tools, goods, machines, compositions, formulas, compounds, or systems.
A simple patent is also granted for inventions in the form of new processes or methods. - Simple patent claims are limited to
one independent claim, whereas patents are not limited in the number of
claims.
- The technological progress involved
in a simple patent is simpler than that of a patent.
Patentability
Requirements
An invention
may be patented if it:
- Is new, meaning that at the filing
date the invention is not the same as previously disclosed technology;
- Involves an inventive step, meaning
it is not obvious to a person skilled in the relevant technical field;
- Is industrially applicable, meaning
it can be produced or used in various types of industries.
Patent
Protection Period
- A Patent is granted for a period of
20 years from the filing date.
- A Simple Patent is granted for a
period of 10 years from the filing date.
Application
Fees (maximum 10 claims per application)
a. Patent
Application
- Micro Enterprises, Small
Enterprises, Educational Institutions, and Government Research and
Development Institutions:
IDR 350,000 per application - General:
IDR 1,250,000 per application
b. Simple
Patent Application
- Micro Enterprises, Small
Enterprises, Educational Institutions, and Government Research and
Development Institutions:
IDR 200,000 per application - General:
IDR 800,000 per application
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