PCT Filings
PCT Filings
A PCT (Patent Cooperation Treaty) filing allows inventors and businesses to seek patent protection for their invention in multiple countries through a single international application. It simplifies the process of entering global markets while giving you more time to decide where to pursue patent protection.
At DURRO IP, we help innovators file PCT applications accurately and strategically. Our team combines technical expertise with legal knowledge to ensure your invention is protected internationally while reducing risks, costs, and procedural errors.
How the PCT Filing Process Works
01
Invention Review
We understand your invention and assess its suitability for international protection.
02
Prior Art Search
A detailed patent search is conducted to evaluate novelty and patentability.
03
PCT Application Drafting
Our experts prepare a strong international patent application.
04
PCT Filing
The application is filed under the Patent Cooperation Treaty.
05
International Search & Report
An international search report and written opinion are issued.
06
National Phase Entry
You choose specific countries to pursue patent protection.
Why Choose DURRO IP for PCT Filings
- Experienced patent professionals and legal experts
- Strategic guidance for global patent protection
- Accurate drafting and timely filings
- Confidential handling of inventions
- Transparent and affordable pricing
- End-to-end PCT filing support
01. What is a PCT filing?
PCT filing is an international patent application that allows you to seek protection in multiple countries through one process.
02. When should I file a PCT application?
You should file a PCT application within 12 months of your first patent filing.
03. Does a PCT filing grant an international patent?
No, it does not grant a single global patent but simplifies filing in multiple countries.
04. How long does the PCT process take?
The PCT process gives you up to 30–31 months to enter national phases.
05. Is my invention kept confidential?
Yes, we follow strict confidentiality standards throughout the process.
