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Documents required at FILING
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A notarized
Power of Attorney (facsimile copy accepted at filing, original
one must be submitted within 3 months).
General Power of Attorney is acceptable for filing various
industrial designs in the name of the same applicant at the
different times.
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Description of the industrial design, comprising of:
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The
name of
article to which the industrial design is applied;
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The field
of using articles to which the industrial design
is applied;
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The less similar industrial designs already known (together with photographs
of these designs).
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The differences between prior industrial designs and the industrial design
to which registration is sought;
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Claims stating the salient features of designs to which the
registration is sought;
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Photographs or drawings of industrial design, six (6) sets, showing
front, rear, right, left, top, bottom, and perspective views
preferable of the design. All are at the same scale, but the
dimension of representation should not be less than 90mm x 120mm
and not exceed 210mm x 297mm.
Documents filed LATE
within 3 months from the date of filling
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If the Application wishes to claim a priority date foe the filling
of the application based on a prior application in a Convention
country, a certified copy of the application filed in the Convention
country is claimed.
Documents POSSIBLE to
file within 1 month upon request from National Patent Office
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Notarized
Deed of Assignment
from the creator(s) to the
applicant(s), if creator(s) itself is not applicant, or a document
justifying the right to apply (inheritance, employment contract, and
service contract).
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Notarized
Deed of Assignment of priority right if the applicant is not
the applicant having filed the priority application.
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A certified copy of document certifying ownership to the trademark
if the Industrial design contains a trademark.
INFORMATION
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Full name, domicile and registered address of the Applicant.
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Full name, domicile and registered address of the Creator(s).
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Convention priority data.
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