At present, many people choose trademark transfer instead of trademark registration when obtaining trademarks. The main reason is that the time required for trademark transfer is relatively short, which enables people to obtain trademarks as soon as possible. So how long does the trademark transaction process take?

How long does it take to process the trademark transaction? Let's take a look at the process it went through. After the trademark holder and the transferee determine the trademark to be transferred, the trademark holder and the transferee sign a trademark transaction agreement, and then prepare relevant transfer materials, including the transfer agreement, application, ID card, copy of business license, power of attorney of the entrusted agency, etc. Some of these documents need to be provided in originals. Some only provide copies, and then give these materials to the Trademark Office. The Trademark Office will review these materials in three to six months, and the prepared materials are complete and accurate, so the review will take shorter time, otherwise some materials may need to be corrected, and it will take time to correct them.

After the trademark to be traded is approved by the Trademark Office, the Trademark Office will issue a Certificate of Transfer of Registered Trademark, which means that the trademark transfer is successful. This process takes about six to ten months, and trademark trading generally saves half the time compared with trademark registration.

Knowing the time needed in the process of trademark trading, more and more people choose trademark trading when obtaining trademarks, so that they can obtain trademarks as soon as possible.

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