This means that there must be a difference between the invention and what is currently known about that technology, and that this difference must make a substantial contribution to the working of the invention. Only the person who owns an invention can be given a patent for it. Your application must include a written description which accurately and broadly describes the characteristics of your invention and state the scope of the patent rights sought. Thorough searching and careful drafting of your application is necessary before filing it with the Patents Office.
Patents can be very complex.
It is wise to seek the advice of a registered Patent Attorney . Seek professional advice Many people have been caught out by their lack of knowledge and experience in this area, or by their failure to adequately develop their IP protection strategy. Many patent applications filed without the help of a patent attorney are not successful-or are abandoned by the applicant. We strongly recommend you avoid problems by consulting a qualified patent professional before you apply. They can also carry out searches of existing inventions and draft your application.