Patent family with regional filings
This patent family tree follows a UK priority filing through an international PCT application. The PCT branches to a granted European patent with German and French validations, pending US and Korean national phases, and a granted Australian application. Showing regional and country-level rights under their procedural parent makes a coverage discussion easier to follow. It also exposes where status differs among jurisdictions. A tree is an overview, not a legal register: renewal status, opposition, validation requirements and claim scope need separate verification. Use it to organize a portfolio discussion before consulting authoritative records. Keep each country label tied to the underlying application or validation, rather than implying a single worldwide patent right.
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Scenario
Regional filing status review
Key decisions
- Priority route: Start with the national priority filing.
- Regional branch: Keep EP validation countries under the European patent.
- Status labels: Separate pending applications from granted rights.
When to reuse this
Use this to summarize geographic coverage in a cross-border patent portfolio.
Frequently asked questions
What is an EP validation?
Can one PCT application enter many countries?
Does a grant in one country mean a grant everywhere?
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