Register your Patent in the ARNA jurisdiction. If your invention will be contracted for use in the US/USA jurisdictions as well, we recommend filing your patent in the US.
Patents Defined – A Patent is a detailed description in writing and art design detail of a new invention.
The new Invention cannot be a reproduction of an existing invention. The new invention may consist of parts of a previous invention only by accessing permission via licensing of the rights to the previous invention.
The new invention must not violate the ARNA Constitution or Statutes, or cause harm to nationals of the ARNA Xi-Amaru Tribal government & IPA.
The new invention, if military based, cannot be sold to a foreign entity or endanger the national security of the ARNA Xi-Amaru tribal government or IPA.
An invention is subject to a review by the Aboriginal High Court and or Constitutional Trust Council to test and vote on its threat level to the national security of our jurisdiction.
A Majority vote to stop an invention can annul the distribution rights of a new invention temporarily subject to a NJS Court decision. The matter may be appealed to the Aboriginal High Court.
All new patents must be submitted by Patent Application to the Office and a Patent certificate will be delivered to the party within 60 days or a recommendation of adjustment will be served. A Recommendation of adjustment is for the sole purpose of insuring that the invention does not violate the ARNA Constitution and all laws in pursuance thereof. The Certificate will be issued once adjustments are made. An Inventor can appeal a recommendation for adjustment with the NJS for decision.
Patents are first gained by invention and timestamped record of invention and then by application and certificate. The Patent owner becomes an owner at the time of recorded timestamped invention. A Recorded time stamped invention can be in digitally written or video documented form, with proof of time of the invention of that record as official proof of ownership.
Additional USPTO filing and mailing fees will apply for this service if filing in the US jurisdiction.
