Specifications Built to Withstand Examination

You can, but patent specifications are technical legal documents, and poorly drafted claims are a common reason for weak or unenforceable protection.

Yes, we draft specifications for standard patent applications and for the Philippines' shorter-term utility model registrations, and advise on which route suits your invention.

We can draft with international filing, including PCT, in mind, though claims are often adapted for each jurisdiction's specific requirements.

Technical input from you or your inventors is essential — we work closely with your team to make sure the specification accurately captures the invention.

A complete specification typically takes 2 to 4 weeks, depending on the technical complexity of the invention.

A clear technical disclosure of the invention — how it works, what problem it solves, and any known alternatives — is enough for Brealant's patent drafters to begin preparing the specification and claims.

We typically draft an initial broad claim to maximize protection, supported by narrower fallback claims, so the application can be adjusted without losing scope if the examiner cites prior art.

Yes, and it should be reviewed carefully — once filed, new matter generally cannot be added, so any refinements need to happen before submission.

You do — the specification describes and claims your invention, and Brealant's drafting work is performed as your representative, not as a co-owner of any resulting rights.

Fees depend on the technical complexity and the number of claims involved; Brealant provides a fixed quote after reviewing the invention.