1. What materials are required for EU trademark application? 1. If applying as a legal person, attach a copy of the "Business License" or valid registration certificate; if applying as a natural person, attach a copy of personal identification document; 2. , 5 copies of trademark drawings, which must be clear and of good paper quality. If it is a color trademark, you need to submit 1 black-and-white draft and 5 color drafts; the size should not be less than 5cm × 5cm, and the maximum should not exceed 10cm × 20cm; 3. Fill in 1 application form, which must be signed by the applicant or signed by the agent 4. List the goods or services for which registration is sought, indicate the trademark category, and the trademark classification table. 5. Power of attorney for trademark registration. The applicant must sign and seal the power of attorney. 2. Registerable trademarks. EU trademarks can include any mark that can be represented by a diagram, especially text, including names, patterns, letters, numbers, and product shapes. or the appearance of its packaging, as long as these marks distinguish one use of the goods or services from other types of uses. Therefore, the following marks can be used to register as trademarks: word marks consisting of letters, numbers, or a combination of letters, numbers and words; graphic marks with or without words; colored graphic marks; color or a combination of colors; three-dimensional Three-dimensional marking; sound marking, etc. 3. Registration procedures ①. Submit an application to the European Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market. The authority will accept the trademark application that is deemed to meet the conditions and give the application date and application number; ②. After acceptance, the authority will conduct a prior trademark search and at the same time file the application. Submit the document to each member state for prior trademark search, and each member state shall send the search report to the Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market within 3 months; ③. After the authority receives the search report from each member state, together with the search report of this Office, it will be provided to the applicant for reference ; ④. The authorities do not conduct substantive examination of the applied trademark. If the application is initially accepted for registration, it will be announced. The opposition period is 3 months from the date of announcement. Any natural person or legal person in the 25 member states has the right to object to the trademark. If there is no objection or the objection is not established, the trademark will be registered; ⑤. If the trademark applied for registration by the applicant is rejected (including the rejection of the homologous trademark application due to objections raised by members of the member states), the applicant can register the trademark within three months. If an EU trademark is converted into a separate trademark application in one or several countries, the original filing date and priority date will also be enjoyed. ⑥. If the applicant’s trademark application for registration is rejected and the applicant is dissatisfied, he or she may apply to the EU Trademark Review Board for review. If there is reason to believe that the EU Trademark Review Board’s review ruling violates the Treaty of Rome or the ***Congeneric Trademark Regulations, Appeals may also be made to the European Court of Justice in Luxembourg. In order to ensure that the rights and interests of all types of enterprises are protected, relevant laws and regulations have also been formulated. After the registration is completed, enterprises can also register their own trademarks. After the registration is completed, no enterprise or citizen can do so at will. Otherwise, the party concerned can also claim compensation according to law and require the other party to stop using such trademarks.