1. How much is the fee for trademark correction? The official fee for trademark change and trademark correction procedures is 250 yuan. The trademark change is due to text errors in the application documents and does not involve changes to the trademark, application name, address, etc. That is to say, the company's address has not actually changed. If a trademark registration applicant or registrant discovers that there are obvious errors in the trademark registration documents or application documents, they must apply for trademark correction. The Trademark Office shall make corrections within the scope of its powers in accordance with the law and notify the parties concerned. When handling trademark correction, the errors corrected are limited to individual text errors in the name, address, goods and other items in the application documents or registration documents, and do not involve substantive content. In addition, if the Trademark Office finds anything during the review, it will also make corrections. This is a passive revision solution. 2. There are two ways to apply for trademark change or trademark correction: (1) Entrust a nationally recognized trademark agency to handle it. (2) The applicant goes directly to the trademark registration hall of the Trademark Office to apply. 3. Characteristics of trademark rights 1. Exclusivity, also known as exclusivity or monopoly, means that the trademark registrant enjoys the exclusive right to use its registered trademark. The basic purpose of granting the owner of a registered trademark the exclusive right to use is to establish a fixed connection between a specific trademark and specific goods through registration, thereby ensuring that consumers can avoid confusion and receive accurate information about the source of the goods. In other words, any unauthorized use in commerce will constitute an infringement of trademark exclusive rights. This exclusive right manifests itself in three aspects: (1) The trademark registrant has the right to use its registered trademark on the goods, product packaging or services and service facilities that it has approved for use in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Trademark Law. Others are not allowed to interfere; (2) The trademark registrant has the right to prohibit anyone else from using the same or similar trademark on the same or similar goods without his permission; (3) The trademark registrant has the right to permit others to use his or her registered trademark You can also transfer your registered trademark to others. This kind of permission or transfer must comply with legal provisions and perform certain legal procedures. 2. Timeliness refers to the validity period of the exclusive right of a trademark. Within the validity period, the exclusive right to use a trademark is protected by law. If renewal procedures are not carried out beyond the validity period, it will no longer be protected by law. The trademark laws of various countries generally stipulate the protection period for the exclusive right of trademarks. Some countries stipulate a longer period, and some countries stipulate a shorter period, ranging from twenty years to seven years, and most of them are ten years. The validity period of the exclusive right to use a trademark stipulated in my country's Trademark Law is ten years. Article 38 of the Trademark Law stipulates: “If a registered trademark has expired and needs to be continued to be used, it shall apply for renewal of registration within six months before the expiration. If the application is not made during this period, six months may be granted. If the extension period is not submitted, the registered trademark shall be canceled for ten years. The registration renewal shall be announced after it is approved. Protection is limited by geographical scope. The exclusive right to use a registered trademark only enjoys legal protection in the country where the trademark is registered, and non-registered countries have no obligation to protect it. If a trademark registered in my country wants to obtain exclusive trademark rights and receive legal protection in other countries, it must be registered in these countries respectively, or apply for territorial extension in the member states of the agreement through international intellectual property treaties such as the Madrid Agreement. 4. Property: The exclusive right to trademark is an intangible property right. The entire exclusive right of a trademark is an intellectual achievement, which embodies the efforts and labor of the right holder. Intellectual achievements are different from tangible material wealth. Although they need to be expressed through a certain carrier, the carrier itself does not have much economic value. What can only embody huge economic value is the intellectual achievements contained in the carrier. For example, the "Coca-Cola" trademark, "Quanjude" trademark, etc., the carriers of their trademarks: Coke, roast duck, etc. are not expensive things, but the trademark itself has extremely high economic value. After evaluation, the value of the "Coca-Cola" trademark Reaching more than 70 billion U.S. dollars, and "Quanjude" as China's national brand had an estimated value of 10.634 billion yuan in 2005.

Through trademark value assessment, these trademarks can be regarded as intangible assets and become part of the enterprise's capital contribution. The fees charged for any matters handled by the Trademark Registration Office have long been open and transparent, and the fees for trademark corrections and trademark changes are the same. To apply for trademark correction, you must submit materials corresponding to the specific content of the correction. Some people entrust trademark correction to an agency, but trademark correction is relatively simple compared to trademark registration, and applicants can also apply for trademark correction. Go directly to the Trademark Registration Office.