1. How long does the trademark registration process take? It takes about a year and a half to register a trademark. It will take about one month after you submit the trademark registration application to get the trademark registration acceptance notice. At this time, you You can put the TM logo on it, and you can use your trademark within this year. 2. Trademark registration process 1. Check whether the trademark name and graphics are the same or similar in the category (according to trademark review standards and professional Judgment based on experience, it is recommended to entrust professionals to inquire). 2. Prepare application documents. 3. Submit the information and the Trademark Office will issue an acceptance notice within 2 to 3 months after receiving the application information. 4. Substantive review stage (6~7 months) 5. If the preliminary review is passed, the three-month announcement period will be entered. 6. If no one raises any objection during the approval announcement period, the trademark registration will be successful. 3. Precautions for trademark registration 1. Trademark registration is a highly professional job. 2. Trademark search is very important and is the key to successful trademark registration. 3. Trademark registration takes a long time, so you need to wait patiently. 4. Trademark registration requires a business license. 4. Composition of a trademark The letters that constitute a trademark refer to the smallest writing unit of pinyin characters or phonetic symbols, including pinyin characters, foreign letters such as English letters, Latin letters, etc. The original Trademark Law[1] classified trademarks consisting only of letters into the category of word trademarks. However, the newly revised Trademark Law in 2001 regarded letters as one of the constituent elements of a trademark. This provision is more realistic and also It is convenient for the trademark authorities to review and approve trademark registration applications in accordance with the law. The above-mentioned trademark elements can be registered as trademarks alone, or any combination of two or more of the above-mentioned elements, identical or different, must comply with Articles 8 and 9 of the Trademark Law [1] relevant regulations. As the colors of words, graphics, letters, numbers, sounds, three-dimensional signs or their combinations that constitute a trademark, if no specific color requirements are explicitly stated when applying for trademark registration, they will be registered as black and white and protected as black and white. If a designated color or color combination is clearly stated, the registration will be based on the designated color or color combination, and the designated color or color combination will also be protected.