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Translations of patent applications are done by our trained in-house translation team – accurately and readily handling patent translations to and from English, German, French, Slovak, Polish, and Czech.
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Official fees for patent validation in the Czech Republic are:
The costs needed for the translation must also be added to the official fees. This is individual and depends, for example, on the language of the translation and the length of the patent application.
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Official fees for patent validation in Slovakia are:
The costs needed for the translation must also be added to the official fees. This is individual and depends, for example, on the language of the translation and the length of the patent application.
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Official fees for patent validation in Poland are:
The costs of translation are individual, depending on the language of the translation, the length of the patent application etc.
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Yes, we can help with your validations in other countries as well!
Official fees in other countries can vary, but we’ll happily provide a quote for any of them.
In addition to official fees, translation expenses apply. These costs vary based on the language and length of your patent application.
Get a quoteThe processing time of patent validation in the Czech Republic varies, but it usually takes a couple weeks from the submission of the translation and the required documents.
The main milestones include submitting the translation to the Czech Industrial Property Office (IPO), paying the validation fees, completing the necessary formalities, and receiving the decision confirming that the validation has been completed.
To validate a European patent in the Czech Republic, it is necessary to submit the required translation to the Czech Industrial Property Office (Czech IPO) and pay the official validation fee.
The formal requirements include filing the Czech translation of the specification and patent claims, ensuring that all mandatory documents are complete, and settling the corresponding fee.
It is also essential to ensure that the translation is submitted within 3 months from the date of the European patent grant, as required by Czech law.
Yes — in countries outside the Unitary Patent system (e.g., CZ, SK, PL), validation must be carried out individually in each state.
However, in participating EU member states, we can secure protection via the Unitary Patent, which replaces individual national validations with a single, unified right.
For EP validation in Czech Republic, it is required to provide:
Czech translation of specification and claims,
Power of Attorney for a local representative
Proof of payment of the validation fee
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