The dispute department may publicize part of the review status when handling relevant matters, and the publicity needs to comply with relevant legal procedures. There is also a certain publicity period. If there is any objection within the publicity period, it is It can be raised. So, can objections be raised after the public notice period? Let’s learn more about it in detail below. 1. Can objections be raised after the publicity period has passed? Of course, the defendant can raise objections after the publicity period has passed, but the parties cannot raise objections. As long as the defendant has legitimate reasons, he can raise objections to the responsible departments and personnel, but it is best not to do so if there is no key evidence. Because this method is expensive and laborious, there is no need. 2. How long is the patent publicity period? There is no publicity period in the field of invention patents, but this process exists for trademarks. What you are referring to is that invention patents are automatically published 18 months after application and will be deemed withdrawn after 3 years without requiring substantive examination. Procedure, in fact, whether you actively request disclosure before 18 months, or automatically disclose it after 18 months, as long as it is made public, it will remain public, regardless of whether you withdraw it. 3. How to compensate for infringement of appearance patents. According to the "Several Provisions of the Supreme People's Court on Applicable Legal Issues in the Trial of Patent Dispute Cases", the compensation standard for patent infringement is determined based on the losses suffered by the right holder due to the infringement or the benefits gained by the infringer due to the infringement. Amount of compensation. The loss suffered by the patentee due to infringement can be calculated based on the total reduction in sales of the patentee's patented products due to infringement multiplied by the reasonable profit of each patented product. If it is difficult to determine the total reduction in sales volume of the right holder, the product of the total number of infringing products sold on the market multiplied by the reasonable profit of each patented product can be regarded as the loss suffered by the right holder due to the infringement. The benefits gained by an infringer due to infringement can be calculated based on the product of the total number of infringing products sold on the market multiplied by the reasonable profit of each infringing product. The benefits obtained by an infringer due to infringement are generally calculated based on the infringer's business profits. For infringers who are solely engaged in infringement, they can be calculated based on sales profits. If it is difficult to determine the losses suffered by the infringed party or the benefits gained by the infringer, and there is a patent license fee that can be used as a reference, the People's Court may, based on the type of patent right, the nature and circumstances of the infringement by the infringer, the amount of the patent license fee, the patent license The amount of compensation shall be reasonably determined with reference to 1 to 3 times the patent license fee based on the nature, scope, time and other factors. The above is a detailed introduction to you about whether you can raise objections after the public notice period. If you have enough evidence to raise objections after the public notice period, the relevant departments also need to handle the objection letters from the public according to the process.