Chile presents a compelling opportunity for companies seeking patent protection. As one of the most stable and prosperous economies in Latin America, Chile offers a market of over 18 million consumers and a GDP that has consistently outperformed regional averages. The country’s strong institutions, business-friendly environment, and commitment to innovation make it an attractive destination for investment and intellectual property protection.
In the last decade, Chile has received more than 2500 non-resident patent applications per year, demonstrating its growing importance as a hub for innovation.
To navigate the patent landscape in Chile successfully, it is crucial to partner with experienced patent attorneys who have a deep understanding of Chilean intellectual property laws and procedures. They can guide you through the application process, ensure your intellectual property is protected, and help you navigate any potential challenges or disputes that may arise.
If you’re interested in exploring patent opportunities in Chile or have any questions about intellectual property protection, please do not hesitate to contact us. Our team of skilled professionals is ready to assist you and provide tailored solutions to meet your specific needs.
Prepare the patent specifications. We can assist you with this also.
Request a quotation for the patent filing.
Payment of the patent filing service.
Assigned attorney review and prepare the forms.
Patent application filed and reported to you.
Filling timelines
The time limit for the PCT national phase entry in Chile is 30 months from the earliest date of priority and 12 months for Direct Paris Route application. This term can be restored under certain circumstances.
The time limit for filing a design is 6 months from the earliest date of priority. Additionally, applicant has a 6 month grace period for disclosure before the filing date.
Required documents
Signed POA, inventor declaration, assignment and certified copy of priority, if applicable.
Signed POA, inventor declaration, assignment and certified copy of priority, if applicable. A drawing set of the different views of the design.
Examination stage
The request for examination of a Chilean patent application must be made within 60 days after the deadline for opposition, which occurs 45 days following the publication of the application.
The patent office will review if the design application meets all formalities and registrability. No examination fees must be paid. If the application is accepted to registration, the design will be published in the Community Designs Bulletin and a certificate of registration will be issued. Normally the granted patent is issued within 3 months from the filing date.
Granting
A granting fee must be paid within 60 days from the notice acceptance.
A granting fee must be paid within 60 days from the notice acceptance.
We have more than 20 years of experience filing and handling patent applications in almost every country. With us you will find a centralized and cost-effective filing of your international applications, allowing you to focus on the invention and the business side of your project.
We are an excellent solution for law firms and experience IP attorneys that need assistance with an experienced company for management and prosecution of large portfolios, with a portfolio of more than 2200 patents, we will provide an easy and fast reporting, files and documents up to date and timely next tasks notifications.
In Patentarea we also have plenty of experience providing analityc services like Patentability searchs, freedom to operate analysis, and patent valuation reports.
If you need assistance with a quick and cost-effective patent draft for your clients, or if you are protecting your invention for the first time, we will gladly assist you with this also.
We can also assist with any other service like assignments, renewal, licensing agreements and more. Just contact us.
A standard patent application process in Europe can take around 2 years from the filing date. However, a PPH requested can be filed to potentially allow the applicant to reduce the examination time in more than a half. Contact us for additional information.
Yes, a patent application that has been abandoned, it can be revived by filing a request for restoration under certain circumstances.
We have a team of patent attorneys and engineers, with years of experience making patent searches, filing patent applications and following up on the patent process in more than 30 countries, which allows us to assure you:
-Competent professionals will perform all the necessary procedures for filing and following up your patent application.
-You will receive timely information regarding updates for the application process.
-If objections or rejections arise in the patent application process, knowledgeable attorneys will advise you on the appropriate course of action.
-All information provided to us will be kept in absolute confidentiality. Before entering any business relationship we electronically sign a confidentiality agreement with you that protects your interests (View our confidentiality agreement).
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