PCT applications and national-phase entry
International Patent Filing
Global Patent Filing Services
Coordinated PCT, Paris Convention, and national or regional filings built around product markets, R&D plans, and international growth.
Direct Answer
International patent filing is more than translating a Chinese application. It requires a filing route, claim strategy, drafting adaptation, and prosecution plan aligned with each target market. WISPRO coordinates filings and local counsel across the United States, Europe, Japan, Korea, Southeast Asia, and other major jurisdictions.
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Service Scope
Paris Convention and direct national filings
Draft adaptation and patent translation
Coordinated USPTO, EPO, JPO, and other prosecution
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When to Use This Service
- A core technology is entering overseas markets
- A Chinese priority filing needs international protection
- Customers or investors require a stronger global portfolio
- Multiple jurisdictions require coordinated quality, deadlines, and cost
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Deliverables
- Multi-jurisdiction filing roadmap and schedule
- Localized application documents and translation review
- Filing receipts and deadline register
- Office action analysis and response recommendations
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How We Work
- Define the product, markets, and filing objectives
- Compare PCT, Paris Convention, and direct filing routes
- Review the priority text and plan jurisdiction-specific changes
- Coordinate translation, adaptation, filing, and local counsel
- Manage prosecution, grant, and maintenance deadlines
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Jurisdictions
United StatesEuropeJapanKoreaSoutheast AsiaOther PCT member states
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Does a PCT application create an international patent?
No. The PCT provides a unified international filing process and additional time for national-stage decisions, but each national or regional office decides whether to grant a patent.
When should an international filing strategy be decided?
The route should normally be decided before the 12-month priority deadline, with product launches, exhibitions, sales, and financing schedules considered in advance.
Can a Chinese application simply be translated for overseas filing?
A literal translation is rarely enough. Claims, support, clarity, and prosecution practices differ by jurisdiction and should be reviewed before filing.
Coordinated PCT, Paris Convention, and national or regional filings built around product markets, R&D plans, and international growth.
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