Is the China National Intellectual Property Administration Patent Office well treated?

China National Intellectual Property Administration Patent Office belongs to the national government department. Its work here is relatively stable and its income should be ok.

The following are the specific responsibilities of China National Intellectual Property Administration Patent Office, which you can have a look at:

1. Entrusted by the State Council, propose amendments to the Patent Law and its implementing rules, and be responsible for the interpretation of the implementing rules of the Patent Law; Participate in the formulation of relevant intellectual property laws and regulations.

2. Accepting and examining patent applications according to law, and granting patent rights to inventions and creations that conform to the provisions of the Patent Law; Review and make a decision on the request for reexamination, revocation and invalidation of the patent right.

Three, formulate the national patent development plan and development strategy, clear the principles and policies of patent work, and organize the implementation after approval.

Four, guide and coordinate the local and departmental patent management authorities to mediate patent disputes and investigate and deal with counterfeiting.

Five, formulate relevant policies and regulations, standardize and guide the patent licensing trade; Participate in and guide intangible assets evaluation with intellectual property evaluation as the main content.

6. Plan and promote the popularization of patent law and the training of patent team, be responsible for the examination and qualification confirmation of patent agents, examine and approve patent agencies, and designate foreign-related patent agencies.

Seven, the management of national patent literature, to provide patent information services to the society; Guide departments and local patent literature and patent information work, strengthen the dissemination of patent information to all fields of society, and promote the development of information industry.

Manage international liaison, cooperation and exchange activities in patent work, and participate in and coordinate foreign-related affairs in intellectual property.

Nine, complete other tasks assigned by the State Council.