Application for Grant of Patent (Form 1) (India) by Indian Patent Office
This is a standard application form used to request the grant of a patent in India under the Patents Act 1970. It allows individuals, small entities, or startups to provide details about the invention, the inventors, and any priority claims from international filings.
“FORM 1 THE PATENTS ACT 1970 (39 of 1970) and THE PATENTS RULES, 2003 APPLICATION FOR GRANT OF PATENT (See section 7, 54 and 135 and sub-rule (1) of rule 20) | (FOR OFFICE USE ONLY) | ||||
Application No. | |||||
Filing date: | |||||
Amount of Fee paid: | |||||
CBR No: | |||||
Signature: | |||||
1. APPLICANT’S REFERENCE / IDENTIFICATION NO. (AS ALLOTTED BY OFFICE) | |||||
2. TYPE OF APPLICATION [Please tick (✓) at the appropriate category] | |||||
Ordinary ( ) | Convention ( ) | PCT-NP ( ) | |||
Divisional ( ) | Patent of Addition ( ) | Divisional ( ) | Patent of Addition ( ) | Divisional ( ) | Patent of Addition ( ) |
3A. APPLICANT(S) | |||||
Name in Full | Nationality | Country of Residence | Address of the Applicant | ||
House No. | |||||
Street | |||||
City | |||||
State | |||||
Country | |||||
Pin code | |||||
3B. CATEGORY OF APPLICANT [Please tick (✓) at the appropriate category] | |||||
Natural Person ( ) | Other than Natural Person | ||||
Small Entity ( ) | Startup ( ) | Others ( ) | |||
4. INVENTOR(S) [Please tick (✓) at the appropriate category] | |||||
Are all the inventor(s) | Yes ( ) | No ( ) |
same as the applicant(s) named above? | |||||
If “No”, furnish the details of the inventor(s) | |||||
Name in Full | Nationality | Country of Residence | Address of the Inventor | ||
House No. | |||||
Street | |||||
City | |||||
State | |||||
Country | |||||
Pin code | |||||
5. TITLE OF THE INVENTION | |||||
6. AUTHORISED REGISTERED PATENT AGENT(S) | IN/PA No. | ||||
Name | |||||
Mobile No. | |||||
7. ADDRESS FOR SERVICE OF APPLICANT IN INDIA | Name | ||||
Postal Address | |||||
Telephone No. | |||||
Mobile No. | |||||
Fax No. | |||||
E-mail ID | |||||
8. IN CASE OF APPLICATION CLAIMING PRIORITY OF APPLICATION FILED IN CONVENTION COUNTRY, PARTICULARS OF CONVENTION APPLICATION | |||||
Country | Application Number | Filing date | Name of the applicant | Title of the invention | IPC (as classified in the convention country) |
9. IN CASE OF PCT NATIONAL PHASE APPLICATION, PARTICULARS OF INTERNATIONAL APPLICATION FILED UNDER PATENT CO-OPERATION TREATY (PCT) | |||||
International application number | International filing date | ||||
10. IN CASE OF DIVISIONAL APPLICATION FILED UNDER SECTION 16, PARTICULARS OF ORIGINAL (FIRST) APPLICATION | |||||
Original (first) application No. | Date of filing of original (first) application |
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About this template
What is this template?
This is a prescribed government form used to initiate a patent grant procedure with the Indian Patent Office. It is not the patent itself nor the technical specification, which must be provided separately via Form 2. It contains specific sections for international priority claims and declarations of inventorship.
When should you use it?
Use this form when you have a new invention and wish to obtain patent rights within the jurisdiction of India. If you only need to declare who the inventors are without filing the main application, use Form 5 instead.
What's inside
| Clause | Name | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | Type of Application | Identifies the filing route including options for Convention, PCT National Phase, Divisional, or Patent of Addition applications. |
| 3A and 4 | Applicant and Inventor Details | Records the full name, nationality, and residence of the applicant and the true and first inventor for patent registration. |
| 3B | Category of Applicant | Requires the applicant to classify themselves as a Natural Person, Small Entity, Startup, or others for fee determination. |
| 12 | Declarations | Includes mandatory statements regarding possession of the invention and the use of biological material from India. |
| 13 | Attachments | Lists required supporting documents including Form 2 specifications, Form 3 undertakings, and Form 5 declarations of inventorship. |
Who it's for
- an inventor seeking legal protection for a new invention in India
- a startup or small entity filing a PCT National Phase application
- an assignee filing for a patent of addition under section 54
- a legal representative filing a divisional application under section 16
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