A design patent protects only the ornamental appearance of an invention,
not its utilitarian features. A utility patent would protect the way an
article is used and works. It can be very confusing to understand the
difference between a design patent and other types of intellectual
property.Information Required :
- Full names and addresses of Applicant as well as Designer.
- Name of Article to which a design is applied.
- Details of Convention Priority, if any- first filed country, filing number and date; the term of priority is six (6) months.
- Shape, pattern, and/or color may be protected individually or in combination.
- Power of Attorney (neither notarization nor consular legalization required) to be executed by an individual or a representative of a corporation.
- Certified copy of the application which is the basis of the Convention priority (if applicable) may be filed within three (3) months from the Indian filing date.
- Perspective view in addition to six directional views (front, rear, right side, left side, upper, and bottom views).
- Photographs are acceptable.
- No shadings.
- Prepared in triplicate, size-A4 with margins for specifications.
- Writing / Drafting/ Preparation of Design applications in all the areas.
- Design application filing and prosecution.





