Can I get a trademark registration certificate? The answer is no! Due to the weak awareness of intellectual property rights of some enterprises, they can't use trademarks according to regulations after successful registration, and the font and format of registered trademarks have been changed at will. Little do we know that this habit of casual use may lead to the revocation of trademarks and even infringement. At present, trademark disputes emerge one after another. In the final analysis, trademark applicants will not use trademarks correctly.

if we want to know how to use the trademark correctly, we'd better know what rights the applicant can enjoy after successful trademark registration.

Rights enjoyed by the applicant after successful trademark registration

1. Right to use

The trademark registrant has the right to use the trademark in the goods and services that it has approved for use, and has the right to use the trademark in relevant commercial activities.

2. Licensing Right

A trademark registrant has the right to license others to use its registered trademark by signing a trademark licensing contract according to law.

3. Exclusive right

A trademark registrant enjoys exclusive right to its registered trademark. Without permission, no one else may use the same or similar trademarks in the same or similar goods or services.

4. Right to invest

Trademark registrants have the right to invest their registered trademarks as intangible assets in accordance with legal provisions and procedures.

5. Right of assignment

Trademark registrants have the right to transfer their registered trademarks to others free of charge or free of charge through legal procedures.

6. Prohibition Right

A trademark registrant has the right to prohibit the unauthorized use of a trademark that is the same as or similar to its registered trademark in the same commodity or service.

7. Right of pledge

Trademark registrants have the right to pledge their registered trademarks in business activities.

8. Inheritance Right

As intangible property, the legal heirs of a trademark can inherit it in the order of inheritance.

Suggestions on using trademarks

1. The name, address or other registered items of a registered trademark shall not be changed by itself; Where the name and address of a registered trademark change, an application for changing the registered trademark shall be filed with the Trademark Office in time.

2. It is an illegal act for a trademark registrant to use its registered trademark beyond the scope of goods or services approved by the Trademark Registration Certificate and mark the registered trademark.

3. The use of a registered trademark shall be in strict accordance with the trademark design approved by the Trademark Registration Certificate and the goods or services approved for use.

4. The font, figure or combination of a registered trademark shall not be changed by itself; If it is changed, it shall re-apply for registration according to law.

5. A trademark registrant may transfer the trademark to others. The assignor and the assignee shall sign an agreement and file an application for assignment with the Trademark Office. After the Trademark Office issues the Trademark Transfer Certificate, the trademark right belongs to the assignee.

6. A registered trademark is valid for ten years. If it is necessary to continue to use it, it shall apply to the Trademark Office for renewal one year in advance.

7. Trademark registrants have the obligation to use registered trademarks. If a registered trademark ceases to be used for three consecutive years without justifiable reasons from the date of approval, anyone has the right to withdraw it.

8. Registered trademarks can be evaluated and pledged. In case of pledge, the pledger and the pledgee shall also sign a written pledge contract, and * * * shall apply to the Trademark Office for pledge registration, and the Trademark Office shall make an announcement.

9. A trademark registrant may authorize others to use its registered trademark by signing a trademark license contract. The licensor shall file with the Trademark Office within the validity period of the license contract, and submit the filing materials, which shall be announced by the Trademark Office. Without filing, the trademark license shall not be used against a bona fide third party. The licensee shall guarantee the quality of the goods using the registered trademark, and must indicate the name of the licensee and the origin of the goods using the registered trademark.

1. Registered trademarks are intangible assets and can be renewed once every ten years.

If you want to apply for a trademark or encounter intellectual property problems, please contact Bajie Intellectual Property Trademark Agency Platform. We have a first-class business team and the concept of serving customers wholeheartedly, which will help you avoid all kinds of trademark disputes.