The first Patent Act came into force in the Netherlands in 1817. The Netherlands, in addition to PCT and Paris Convention applications, also accepts the patent applications through European Union. Apart from the Netherlands, there are 5 other core states of the European Union: Belgium, France, Italy, Luxembourg, and West Germany. During 1975, Netherlands witnessed a significant decrease in Dutch patent applications due to which a new Patent Act came into action in 1995. With these key changes, the legislation of the Netherlands has made it clear that it has a clear vision for taking all the necessary steps required for making the patent filing process streamlined to promote patent filings and inventions. GPF is dedicated to providing a one-stop solution to all the requirements of patent filings. GPF can assist in efficiently and promptly, using accurate translations, filing of patent applications. GPF along with Khurana and Khurana, Advocates and IP Attorneys has tremendous experience in dealing with Patent Filing/ Prosecution as per Netherlands’ Patent Laws and can assist in hand-holding through the complete prosecution lifecycle of a Patent.