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How to Review a Patent Draft (patent application) Before Filing Inventor’s Checklist - Prasad Karhad

How to Review a Patent Draft (patent application) Before Filing Inventor’s Checklist - Prasad Karhad https://patentinindia.com/ 🔍 About to File a Patent? Don't Skip This Critical Step for reviewing Patent Draft or patent application ! Before submitting your patent application, reviewing the patent draft thoroughly is crucial. Even a small oversight or vague claim could lead to rejection, FER (First Examination Report) objections, or your invention not being fully protected. In this video by PatentInIndia.com, you'll learn exactly how to review a patent draft as an inventor, even if you are not from a legal background. Presented by Prasad Karhad, Registered Patent Agent and IPR expert with 17+ years of experience, this video simplifies the review process to help inventors ensure their idea is well protected and strategically claimed. 🧠 Key Points Covered: What should be included in your patent draft? How to verify if your core invention is clearly claimed Understanding claims: Independent vs. Dependent claims Common mistakes to look for in patent applications How to give feedback to your patent attorney effectively ✅ Watch this video to learn: How to check for completeness and technical accuracy How to identify vague or overly broad claims What information should never be missing from your draft Why filing without proper review could be risky The role of examples, flowcharts, and illustrations 📩 Need help with reviewing your patent draft or filing a high-quality patent? Email us at: [email protected] 🌐 Visit: https://www.patentinindia.com 🎯 Chapters in this Video: 0:00 – Introduction 1:10 – Structure of a patent draft 2:30 – Understanding the claim set 4:00 – Critical sections to review 6:30 – Communication with your attorney 8:00 – Summary and inventor checklist 🎓 Ideal For: ✔️ Inventors & startup founders ✔️ Engineers & R&D teams ✔️ Students working on patentable projects ✔️ Anyone reviewing a patent application for the first time