YES, within 12 months from the first filing date.
YES, if there is claiming priority.
Currently not available.
6 months with fine.
YES, as long as amendment will not affect the core of the invention.
Due annually on the anniversary of the Libyan filing date and payable after grant.
YES, there is a 6 month grace period for late payment.
15 years from the Libyan filing date.
The owner of the patent shall have the right to renew it once for a period that does not exceed five years, provided to ask for the renewal in the last year and to prove that the invention has a unique importance and that he did not yield profits compatible to his efforts and expenses.
Applications are not published prior to 18 months from the filing date or the earliest priority.
YES, oppositions may be filed within 60 days from publication date.
NO, the patent application shall not include more than one invention.
The Office of the Industrial and Commercial Protection is entitled to ask the applicants for carrying out the amendments deemed necessary within the period defined by the Implementing Regulations of the law. If the applicant did not carry out this procedure, he will be deemed as abandoning his application.
YES. The rights of a patent and all entailed rights are transferred through succession, and invention proprietorship is also transferred in whole or partially in return for compensation or not, and it can be mortgaged as well.
Documents must be accompanied with a sworn English translation if made in a foreign language, and a sworn Arabic translation.