1. Patent inventor: The “inventor” referred to in the patent law refers to a person who has made creative contributions to the substantive features of an invention.

Patent applicant: refers to a natural person, legal person or other organization that has the right to apply for a patent for an invention-creation in accordance with legal provisions or contractual agreements; in other words, the patent applicant is qualified to file a patent application for an invention-creation. The natural person, legal person or other organization applying for the patent. The applicant before the patent is granted is called a patent applicant.

2.Yes.

3. If there is no internal agreement that you can produce, yes.

4. The "Patent Law" stipulates that if you cooperate in applying for a patent, each partner is required to ** during the process of patent application, transfer, exclusive license, exclusive license, review, invalidation, abandonment, revocation, etc. *With the same decision and ***with signature and seal, the procedures are more cumbersome than independent applications. This is also one of the disadvantages of applying for a patent simultaneously.

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