How many days does the customs filing and registration process take?

According to the provisions of the "Regulations on the Customs Protection of Intellectual Property Rights", the General Administration of Customs will make a decision to approve or reject the filing within 30 working days after receiving the electronic application submitted by the applicant.

The General Administration of Customs will notify the applicant by email if it approves or rejects the filing.

How to register patents with customs?

In accordance with the provisions of the Customs Protection Regulations on Intellectual Property Rights, intellectual property rights holders may apply for recordation of their intellectual property rights to the General Administration of Customs; if they apply for recordation, they shall submit an application form. The application shall include the following contents:

(1) The name, registration place or nationality of the intellectual property right holder;

(2) The name, content and contents of the intellectual property right Relevant information;

(3) Intellectual property license exercise status;

(4) Name, place of origin, entry and exit customs, import and export of goods for which the intellectual property right holder legally exercises intellectual property rights Manufacturers, main features, prices, etc.;

(5) Manufacturers, importers and exporters, customs at entry and exit points, main features, prices, etc. of goods that are known to infringe intellectual property rights.

If the application content specified in the preceding paragraph has supporting documents, the intellectual property right owner shall attach the supporting documents.

The General Administration of Customs shall make a decision on whether to approve the filing within 30 working days from the date of receipt of all application documents, and notify the applicant in writing; if not, the reasons shall be stated.

How to obtain customs authorization for a registered trademark?

: According to Article 2 of the "Trademark Law", the Trademark Office of the Industrial and Commercial Administration Department of the State Council is responsible for the national trademark registration and management. That is to say, trademarks cannot be registered through the customs, but trademarks that have been approved for registration by the Trademark Office will be registered with the customs. According to Article 7 of the "Regulations on the Customs Protection of Intellectual Property Rights", intellectual property rights holders may apply for recordation of their intellectual property rights to the General Administration of Customs in accordance with the provisions of these regulations; if applying for recordation, an application form shall be submitted. The application shall include the following contents: (1) The name, registration place or nationality of the intellectual property rights holder; (2) The name, content and relevant information of the intellectual property rights; (3) The status of the licensing exercise of the intellectual property rights; (4) ) The name, place of origin, entry and exit customs, importers and exporters, main features, prices, etc. of the goods for which the intellectual property right holder legally exercises intellectual property rights; (5) Manufacturers, importers and exporters, entry and exit places of goods that are known to infringe intellectual property rights Customs, main features, prices, etc. If the application content specified in the preceding paragraph has supporting documents, the intellectual property right owner shall attach the supporting documents. To check whether the intellectual property rights are registered with the customs, you can directly log in to the intellectual property customs protection system to check.