Documents required for Patent Search:

1. Invention Disclosure

• A detailed description of the invention, including its purpose, functionality, and how it differs from existing technologies. This should cover:

  • Title of the invention

  • Background information

  • Summary of the invention

  • Detailed description (drawings, diagrams, etc.)

2. Technical Drawings/Diagrams

• Any technical drawings, diagrams, or sketches that illustrate the invention. These can help patent search professionals understand the invention better.

3. Prior Art References (if available)

• Any known prior art references (existing patents, publications, or products) that relate to the invention. This may include:

  • Patent numbers or publication numbers

  • Articles, journals, or textbooks

4. Field of Invention

• A brief description of the technical field to which the invention pertains. This can help narrow down the search to relevant patents.

5. Key Features and Claims

• A list of the key features or claims of the invention that should be highlighted during the search to determine patentability.

6. Patent Classification

• Information on any relevant patent classification codes (e.g., International Patent Classification (IPC) or Cooperative Patent Classification (CPC)) that may apply to the invention.

7. Search Parameters

• Any specific parameters or keywords to be used during the search to focus on particular aspects of the invention.

8. Identity Proof of the Applicant (if necessary)

• For individuals or companies conducting the search: relevant identification documents (Aadhaar Card, PAN Card, Certificate of Incorporation, etc.) may be required if hiring a professional service.