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Entering a
Regional Phase of a PCT application in EURASIA
Filing
requiremens:
Only a number of a PCT
application will be required for immediate filing.
Documents required
All PCT documents may be retrieved
from the Intellectual Property Digital Library.
So, actually, the
only document we need is a Power of Attorney form.
A Russian translation and a power
of attorney may be submitted in two months after the filing date.
Important Note: Pre-payment of filing and examination fees is
required under the EAPO Rules. Late payment possible with surcharge.
The
cost
of a Eurasian application will depend upon the number of claims and presence of
the International Search Report.
The basic fee
for 5 claims is 750 EURO or 565
EURO in presence of International Search Report. The fee for each claim
over 5 is 65 EURO.
Examination fee
is 750 EURO for one independent claim or 1271 EURO for a group of inventions.
Our professional charge is 150 EURO
per hour.
Our charge for translating from
English into Russian is 10 EURO per 100 words.
Free
estimation of cost of an EA application is provided upon a request.
The
advantages of the EURASIAN Patent
Convention:
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A PCT application may enter its Regional Stage
in EAPO in 31(thirty one) months from its priority date. The missed term
may be restored within 2 months.
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It is not necessary to enter national phases in
all contracting states – only one application is filed and ONE patent is issued
that valid in all 9 contracting states for the first 3 years.
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Only a Russian translation is required for all
states.
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An accelerated examination may be conducted
within 1 month.
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The states are designated after
grant by paying the due annuities in the selected states after expiration of
3 years.
·
Annuities are not payable until the patent is
issued.
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An EA patent covers a territory with population
comparative with the USA and Canada.
·
The Eurasian Patent Convention is modern,
advanced and adapted to the needs of the applicants.
·
EAPO is an International Organization
independent of all political or economical situations in the contracting States.
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