1. What is the process of trademark registration in Canada? The Canadian trademark registration process includes submitting an application to the Canadian Trademark Office; Conduct formal review; Substantive examination; Trademark announcement; Enter the objection procedure; Approved registration, etc. Name of the applicant. There can only be one applicant. If two people apply at the same time, they must be partners or joint companies with legal relationship. Search the trade name. Even if a trade name is not registered, it can be regarded as the prior use of a trademark, but the premise is that the trade name must be used as a trademark. 2. Materials and documents required for application 1. Name, telephone number and mailing address of the applicant (or enterprise); 2. A letter of authorization for trademark registration application; 3, 6 copies of black and white trademark pattern; The trademark pattern is not more than 5 square centimeters; 4. A detailed list of products or services using the trademark to be registered, and the category of registration; 5. Proof that the trademark to be registered has been used; Note: If you plan to register the priority document, please fill in the priority document. Documents need not be notarized. III. Time required for trademark registration in Canada Official receipt time: 2 weeks Time required for registration: 18-26 months IV. Matters for trademark registration in Canada 1. Goods/services that must be registered to use the trademark 2. Name of the applicant. There can only be one applicant. If two people apply at the same time, they must be partners or joint companies with legal relationship. 3. Even if a trade name is not registered, it can be regarded as the prior use of a trademark, but the premise is that the trade name must be used as a trademark. 4. Trademarks registered by others are not used to describe goods and services. 5. Trademarks contain "bank" and services include banking services. Applicants must be authorized to use the word "bank". The trademark contains "mail." "letter" and "post" and the service includes mailing service. The applicant must be authorized to use the word. 5. Are Canadian goods classified according to Nice International? Canadian goods are not classified, and there is no official fixed official classification table. Trademark application can cover any goods/services. More than 2 items of goods will generate additional agency fees. Registering trademarks is a necessary procedure in the operation and development of the company. Before the goods are listed, it is necessary to study and arrange the trademarks and design specifications of the products. With the development of economic globalization, many companies need to apply for foreign trademarks in order to further develop. It should be noted that applying for trademarks abroad needs to comply with the relevant laws and regulations of the country.