PCT to National Phase in EU
PCT patent translation and filing assistance in the European Union (EPO).
Ensure compliance and streamline your Euro-PCT application process with expert patent services.
Reach over 445 million consumers in one of the world’s largest economies
Leverage the EU's $18 trillion GDP and
high R&D expenditures for business growth.
Accurate Patent Translations
Expertise
Technical accuracy in English, French, and German, the
EPO's official languages.
Seamless Filing Assistance
Efficiency
Expert handling of all documentation, deadlines, and EPO-specific
requirements.
Cost-Effective Solutions
Global Reach
Transparent pricing to help you manage your patent budget efficiently
PCT to National Phase in the European Union (EU)
Streamline Your Patent Process with Expert Support
Europe is a global hub for innovation, offering businesses and inventors
access to a diverse and economically powerful market. Transitioning your PCT (Patent
Cooperation Treaty) application to the national phase in the European Union ensures robust protection for
your intellectual property across 39 countries under the European Patent Office (EPO).
At Patent Registrar, we specialize in providing
professional patent translation, filing, and registration services, ensuring compliance with all EU patent
regulations.
Q: Why should I consider patenting my invention in Europe?
A: Europe is home to one of the world’s largest and most developed markets,
with a combined GDP exceeding $18 trillion. By securing patent protection through the European
Patent Office (EPO), you gain access to a unified system that covers 39 countries and over
445 million people, enabling you to protect and commercialize your innovation effectively.
Q: What are the economic benefits of patenting in Europe?
A: Europe’s patent system offers cost-effective protection
across multiple jurisdictions. The EPO streamlines the process, eliminating the need for individual applications
in each country. Moreover, the EU’s favorable environment for R&D ensures your invention remains competitive
in a market driven by $450 billion in annual R&D expenditures.
Q: Why Choose Patent Registrar?