1. Submitting for examination: A registered trademark requires data preparation and trademark inspection. Other documents include trademark design, list of goods and services, copy of original trademark registration, registrant information, etc.

2. Official review: After the registration is accepted, it will go through the review section. No matter what form the application is made, the review will include information and documents, as well as the legality of the trademark, whether it is the same as or similar to the previously registered trademark, and whether it violates the prohibition clause of the trademark law. If the trademark is rejected in the examination stage, it may be re-examined according to different circumstances.

3. Announcement: The trademark will enter the announcement period after review, and any person or enterprise can raise objections to the trademark. The objection to the EU trademark will be even greater. In case of trademark objection, a reply is required.

4. Trademarks that are correct through the above process can be registered. Next, just wait for the trademark.