The act of preparing a patent application for submission to a patent office is known as “Patent Drafting.” In this phase, the invention is defined together with its stated features, and a thorough explanation of the invention’s operation is also written. Drawings or diagrams that help to explain the invention must also be included in the patent application, if necessary. The patent application must abide by all the rules and regulations as well as the specifications of the applicable patent office.
Patent drafting aims to get a patent grant, which provides the inventor with the only right to forbid anyone from creating, utilizing, or selling the invention for a set amount of time.
A patent draft is a technical document presented in a legal format that has two primary functions:
(a) Establish Novelty
(b) Establish inventive steps or non-obviousness of an invention.
In any patent draft or specification, the purpose is to highlight the existing problem in the current state of the art or technology and to suggest a solution that is new and nonobvious to a person skilled in the art.
