First, the applicant conducts a search of the trademark name to ensure the registrability of the trademark. After the search is completed, the trademark application documents are submitted to the Australian Trademark Registry. The trademark registrar will review the submitted application. Legality review of documents, trademark drawings, power of attorney and other documents; if the regulations are met, the application date and application number will be awarded; after passing the formal review, it will enter the substantive review to review whether the trademark master is registrable and whether it is consistent with the previous Whether the applied trademark documents are identical or similar and comply with relevant laws and regulations. After review, if there are no problems with the trademark documents, they will enter the trademark announcement period and will be announced on the Australian official trademark announcement. The opposition period will be 3 months from the announcement date. . During the opposition period, anyone can object to the trademark document. During this period, the opponent and the applicant can make an opposition ruling. The trademark document that has been ruled by the opposition or the trademark document that has no objection during the opposition period will be approved for registration. , and issue a trademark registration certificate.