Patent Applications Become Easier, Government Launches The System For E-Patent Certificates



Nirmal Singh Lotus Green

Working hard towards achieving the goal of digital India, government has taken yet another step closer to its dream. According to Nirmal Singh Lotus Green, in order to eliminate the unnecessary delays in the work, and to make the issuing of patents hassle-free, the government has issued the system for filing applications for e-patent certificates.
In a written copy presented at Lok Sabha on Monday, Commerce and Industry Minister Nirmala Sitharaman gave an idea about how the new procedure for patents would work. The grant for the e-patent was generated after the public copy of the same was issued on 3rd July, 2017. 


Nirmal Singh Lotus Green says that the copy presented at Lok Sabha very clearly states the procedure for applying for e-patents:
The certificated will be generated through an automated system once the patent is granted by the controller. Then the copy of the same would be sent either directly to him or to his authorized patent agent on the registered email address.

Nirmal Singh Lotus Green adds that to ensure the better functioning of the e- patents, the status of the application will be continuously updated on the website so that the applicant concerned is free from any kind of confusion regarding the same. Also, the website will have the option for downloading or printing the form, as desired by the applicant.

The forms for the application are made available on the official government website (www.ipindia.gov.in). Nirmal Singh Lotus Green says that sheer efforts have been put into the make sure that the applicant does not face any problem while applying for the same. The guidelines are mentioned on the page and it is made sure that all the information is kept black and white, making it easier for the applicant to trust on the online procedure.

The main objective of the government moving towards a digital procedure for filing the patents is to eliminate the unnecessary delays in the offline procedure, be it passing the grant for the patents or dispatching the patent certificates. Another benefit that the online procedure is the transparency. The government promises to keep the site updated with the application status, if they manage to do what they promise, then this would become a great initiative by the government.

Nirmal Singh Lotus Green says that for the last two years government has been taking a lot of steps towards digitalizing India. With a lot of things going online, people are also finding it easier to access the more complex government procedures now.
The new e-patent certification system was launched by the government on July 3.
 

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