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Patent Registration may only be applied for products that are (i) new, (ii) the result of an inventive process and (iii) can be used for industrial purposes. Application must contain: a) Applicant¡¯s name; b) Applicant¡¯s address; c) Name and country of residence of the inventor if the applicant is not the inventor; d) A heading summing up the subject-matter of the invention; e) A summary of the invention in no more than 150 words or 400 characters; f) A description of subject-matter of the invention; g) Drawings necessary for the perfect understanding of the description; h) A claim of what is considered new and characteristic of the invention; i) Priority claim, if any (supporting documents have to be presented within three months); j) Declaration of the inventor stating that his identity is not to be revealed; k) Declaration of the applicant summing up the facts that entitles him to apply for registration if the applicant is not the inventor or the only inventor.
After submission of the application, the DSE will proceed with a formal examination of all the documents. After 18 months counting from application date (or from the priority date, if any) publication will be made in the Macau Official Gazette. In seven years counting from application date a request for an examination report must be submitted to DSE. This examination is only to assess compliance of the application with the formal requirements. The examination of the invention itself will be conducted by the Chinese Patent Office - SIPO. For the applications where the applicant files the examination report of an identical patent in a different but recognized jurisdiction (e.g. SIPO), no examination fees will be payable.
As for the Patents¡¯ validity, they are registered for a period of 20 years. However, should the above annual fees not be paid on time, registration will forfeit.
************************************************************************************************************************************************************************* Chinese patents can be extended to Macau until three months counting from the date of publication of the granting decision in China.
For the purpose of filing the request for an extension, we will require: a) Power-of-Attorney; b) The certified copy of Extracts from the Chinese Patent Office (SIPO) (îö ××ÔôÑÀÝÜùÜâ). c) A certified copy of the Chinese Patent issued by SIPO (îö××àãÙ¥ßö);
For extension of a patent which is still pending, we will require: (i) Power-of-Attorney; (ii) copies of the Chinese publication documents (Û¡ Ù¥îö××ãéôëÍëËÒàãÙ¥ßö) or filing notice (ãéôë ûÜ÷×ò±ßö) which show the details of the patent (e.g. applicant¡¯s name and address, application date, the heading and the summary of the invention, etc.); a description of the invention; drawings necessary for the perfect understanding of the description; claims of what is considered new and characteristic of the invention. Within three months after the patent is granted in China, it is necessary to submit (iii) a certified copy of Extracts from the Chinese Patent Office (SIPO) (îö××ÔôÑÀÝÜùÜâ) and (iv) a certified copy of the Chinese Patent issued by SIPO (Û¡Ù¥îö××àãÙ¥).
Extension of a Chinese patent to Macau can be applied for at any time during the term of validity of the Chinese patent and once granted it will be valid in Macau as long as the corresponding Chinese patent is valid.
Note that Macau has a patent system very similar to the one of Hong Kong, with a separate registration but relying heavily on the examination to be conducted by other jurisdiction (like China).
As for other cases, i.e., applications already filed outside Macau (in an OMC or Paris Convention Member State) but not yet granted, a new registration will have to be applied for here but priority may be claimed within one year counting from the original filing.
Note that the Patent Cooperation Treaty is not yet in force in Macau.
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