Swedish Patent and Registration Office

The Swedish Patent and Registration Office manages intellectual property rights, including patents, trademarks, designs, and certificates for printed periodicals in Sweden.

Established in 1819, the institution expanded its responsibilities in 1885 with new statutes that strengthened its authority in intellectual property protection.

The architectural design of the office building reflects different periods of Swedish governmental structures, with contributions from multiple notable architects including Ragnar Östberg.

The office provides specialized search services and patent examination through experienced staff while supporting game developers with intellectual property guidance packages.

The first Swedish patent, numbered No. 1 and published on June 5, 1885, was granted to E.C. Burgess from London for a liquid fuel burner design.

Location: Stockholm

Inception: 1885

Architects: Ragnar Östberg, Ernst Hawerman, Nils G:son Friberg, Bengt Romare, Georg Scherman

Part of: Ministry of Climate and Enterprise of Sweden

Address: Valhallavägen 136, 114 41 Stockholm 114 41 114 41

Phone: +4687822800

Email: prv@prv.se

Website: https://prv.se

GPS coordinates: 59.34103,18.08754

Latest update: May 12, 2025 05:15