Some friends have applied for a patent in the United States, and then want to transfer the patent back after returning to China. So how to transfer the patent rights in the United States? What are the U.S. patent transfer procedures? Let’s follow the editor to find out more. How to transfer U.S. patent rights? What are the U.S. patent transfer procedures? How to transfer U.S. patent rights? What are the U.S. patent transfer procedures? The transfer of U.S. patent rights needs to be handled by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (referred to as: U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, abbreviated as PTO or USPTO) is an agency under the U.S. Department of Commerce. It is mainly responsible for providing patent protection and product products to inventors. Trademark registration and intellectual property certification. The United States Patent and Trademark Office is an important agency that controls patent and trademark applications and approval procedures nationwide. Applications for transfer of patents in the United States can be handled directly at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. When applying, the patent rights applied for in the United States are first transferred to a domestic company in my country. After the national patent management agency announces it in the Patent Gazette, the right to apply for this patent or The transfer of patent rights officially takes effect. The transfer steps are as follows: (1) The United States searches for a Chinese patent agency in China and entrusts the agency to handle the PCT patent transfer; (2) The Chinese patent agency fills out the "Patent Rights Transfer Contract" and "Patent Rights Transfer Contract" in accordance with the relevant regulations on patent transfer. "Declaration Form for Change of Bibliographic Item" and submit it to the relevant departments for filing; first, it depends on whether the patent is a Chinese patent or a US patent. Go to the patent office of that country to register the transfer. Second, patent rights are territorial, and U.S. patents cannot provide patent protection in China. Third, if the transfer of U.S. patents to Chinese companies does not involve technology export issues, China will not prohibit it but encourage it. It depends on the policies of the United States. A U.S. patent refers to a U.S. patent authorized by the U.S. Patent Office and has nothing to do with the patentee. If so, it is registered with the U.S. Patent Office and has nothing to do with the Chinese Patent Office. It is best to ask a U.S. attorney to handle the registration and filing at the U.S. Patent Office to avoid future troubles. The above is how the editor handles the transfer of U.S. patent rights? What are the U.S. patent transfer procedures? For a detailed answer to this question and more patent transfer issues, you can go to Bajie Intellectual Property for consultation.