Legal analysis: Qualification materials and identity authentication:
1. Domestic legal persons or other organizations: business license, legal person registration certificate, public institution legal person certificate, social group legal person certificate, Copies of valid certificates such as law firm practicing certificates and medical institution practicing licenses, academic licenses, journal certificates, organization code certificates and other certificates cannot be used as identity documents for applicants.
2. Domestic natural persons: They should submit copies of valid identity documents such as ID cards, passports, and household registration certificates, as well as a copy of the "Individual Industrial and Commercial Household Business License" or a copy of the rural land contract management contract. The scope of goods and services for which a natural person applies for trademark registration shall be limited to the business scope approved by the business license or relevant registration documents, or to the agricultural and sideline products produced by the natural person.
3. Legal persons or other organizations from Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan or abroad: should submit a copy of the registration certificate of the region or country to which they belong. Copies of registration certificates of offices and permanent representative offices of foreign enterprises in China are invalid. If the above-mentioned documents are in a foreign language and should be accompanied by a Chinese translation, the document will be deemed not to have been submitted.
4. Natural persons from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan (and handle it by themselves): A copy of the pass must be submitted. If the applicant is a foreign natural person and handles it by himself, a copy of the passport and a certificate issued by the public security department within the validity period (more than one year) must be submitted. "Foreigner's Permanent Residence Permit", "Foreigner's Residence Permit" or "Foreigner's Residence Permit".
Legal basis: "Trademark Law of the People's Republic of China"
Article 22 Applicants for trademark registration shall fill in the categories of goods for which the trademark is used according to the prescribed commodity classification table. and product name, submit an application for registration.
Trademark registration applicants can apply to register the same trademark for multiple categories of goods through one application.
Trademark registration applications and other relevant documents can be submitted in writing or by data message.
Article 23 If a registered trademark needs to obtain the exclusive right to use the trademark on goods beyond the approved scope of use, a separate application for registration shall be submitted.
Article 24 If a registered trademark needs to change its sign, a new registration application must be submitted.
Article 25: A trademark registration applicant files another trademark registration application for the same goods with the same trademark in China within six months from the date when the trademark is first filed for trademark registration in a foreign country. , can enjoy priority in accordance with the agreement signed by the foreign country and China or the international treaty to which both countries are party, or in accordance with the principle of mutual recognition of priority.
If you claim priority in accordance with the preceding paragraph, you must submit a written statement when filing an application for trademark registration, and submit a copy of the first trademark registration application document within three months; if you fail to submit a written statement Or if a copy of the trademark registration application document is not submitted within the time limit, it will be deemed that priority has not been claimed.
Article 26 If a trademark is used for the first time on goods exhibited at an international exhibition sponsored or recognized by the Chinese government, the registration of the trademark shall be within six months from the date of exhibition of the goods. Applicants may enjoy priority.
Those who claim priority in accordance with the preceding paragraph shall submit a written statement when applying for trademark registration, and submit within three months the name of the exhibition where their goods are exhibited and the use of the said trademark on the goods on display. Evidence of the trademark, date of exhibition and other supporting documents; if no written statement is made or supporting documents are not submitted within the time limit, it will be deemed that priority has not been claimed.
Article 27 The matters reported and the materials provided for applying for trademark registration shall be true, accurate and complete.