1. There are cancellation and liquidation records: cancellation certificate, establishment document of liquidation group, liquidation report (trademark rights need to be reflected, if not, liquidation members and shareholders need to provide a transfer statement together), certification documents of liquidation group members/shareholders, power of attorney of both parties, qualification certificate of transferee, and certificate of consent to transfer (Note: all materials requiring the seal of transferor shall be signed by members of liquidation group).
2. No cancellation and liquidation record: cancellation certificate, shareholder's consent to transfer statement, shareholder's identity certificate, power of attorney of both parties, transferee's qualification certificate and consent to transfer certificate (note: all materials requiring the transferor's seal are signed/sealed by shareholders).
It is worth noting that in this case, the status of trademark rights is extremely unstable. Once a registered trademark is revoked by others (that is, the application that has not been used for three consecutive years is revoked), the trademark right is very likely to be eliminated and cannot be restored. Therefore, it is necessary to transfer or submit a new trademark registration application as soon as possible to safeguard the prior trademark right.