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How long does an international PCT patent application last for?

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In most countries, 30 months from the earliest priority date. Some jurisdictions, eg. Europe and the UK, provide 31 months.

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Unlike most countries, America provides a 12 months grace period from first disclosure in which a patent application can still be filed. Therefore, even if publicly disclosed, you may still be entitled to valid patent protection for your invention in at least the USA.

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Due to our extensive contacts with associates in countries outside of Europe, we can provide
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In obtaining protection outside of your native country, it is possible to:

  1. File separate national patent applications.
  2. File an International (PCT) patent application.
  3. File a European or other national patent application from your PCT application.
  4. File a combination of 1 and 3 above (depending on countries desired).

Albright Patents can advise you regarding a foreign filing strategy, whilst taking
account of your circumstances.

We have contacts with associates in nearly all countries, and therefore are happy to
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