1. Positive answer

For a trademark that rejects the application and will not be announced, the Trademark Office shall notify the trademark registration applicant in writing that the trademark registration application does not meet the registration conditions. The Office shall issue a notice of rejection to the applicant for trademark registration and shall not notify the applicant verbally. The reason why the trademark registration applicant must be notified in writing is mainly to consider the rejection of the application. The decision not to announce will have a greater impact on the applicant's rights and interests. The written form is more prudent and is also conducive to the subsequent review process. in accordance with.

2. Analysis of details

Any trademark applied for registration that does not comply with the relevant provisions of the Trademark Law or is the same as a trademark that has been registered or preliminarily approved by others on the same or similar goods, or If the application is similar, the Trademark Office will reject the application and will not publish it. If the trademark application is rejected and not announced by the Trademark Office, it means that the trademark registration application has not been approved by the Trademark Office. If the applicant does not submit a review within the statutory time limit, the trademark registration application process will be over. The trademark registration fee paid by the applicant will not be refunded.

3. What should I do if my trademark is rejected and I reapply?

The risks of using a trademark before rejection are the same as using the trademark after rejection, and neither is protected by law. If the success rate of trademark rejection review is relatively high, it is recommended to participate in the rejection review so that you can enjoy the exclusive rights of the trademark according to law. Otherwise, your company will be faced with changing a trademark that has been used for several years, which will cause certain losses. This loss is much higher than the review fee.