The difference between trademark registration under an individual's name and a company's name is:

Choose different application and trademark holding methods based on the actual situation of the trademark applicant.

1. The materials provided during registration are different: companies provide a business license and the corresponding official seal, while individuals provide an individual license and legal person ID card.

1. To register in the name of a company, you need to provide: a copy of the company’s business license with the company’s official seal;

2. To register in the name of an individual, you need to provide: a copy of your personal ID card, individual business license Copy of household business license.

2. Whether the business scope is affected by the business license

1. Register in the name of the company: the scope of registered trademarks is not restricted by the business scope of the business license, and all 45 trademark categories can be registered Any category;

2. Registration in an individual’s name: Previously registered trademarks must be consistent with the business scope of the individual industrial and commercial household’s business license, but now they are not subject to this restriction.

3. Different trademark ownership rights

1. Trademarks in the name of the company: The ownership belongs to the company. Corporate legal persons or shareholders of the company do not have exclusive rights to registered trademarks. The company is cancelled. , the trademark will be invalid, and the trademark belongs to the company and needs to be liquidated;

2. Trademarks in the name of individuals: Trademarks registered by individuals are only owned by individuals. The establishment or cancellation of an enterprise will not have any impact on the trademark. .

4. Different stability

1. The company name and trademark are unstable: When the company name or address or the company's legal person changes, the trademark must also be changed accordingly;

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2. Personal trademarks are relatively stable: Personal ID cards generally remain unchanged, and trademarks do not need to be changed, so they are relatively stable.

5. Different ownership controls

1. Company registration requires the company to decide the use of trademarks;

2. Individual registration rights are relatively concentrated, and individuals enjoy trademarks. exclusive rights.

6. Proof of trademark use

1. Proof of use in the name of the company: The company has many activities, products, and services, and as long as one of them uses a trademark, it is considered a use of the trademark;

2. Proof of use in the name of an individual: It is difficult for an individual to prove that he or she has used a trademark.

7. Different name requirements for trademark registration applicants

1. Enterprise registered trademark: The applicant must be the enterprise name on the "Business License" and cannot change other names;

2. Individual registered trademarks: Self-employed individuals can apply for trademark registration in the name of the name registered in their "Individual Industrial and Commercial Household Business License", or in the name of the person in charge registered on the license; A partnership may file a trademark registration application in the name of the applicant using the trade name registered in its "Business License" or the trade name registered in the registration documents of the relevant competent authority, or it may file a trademark registration application jointly in the name of all partners.

Note: Provincial famous, well-known and various assessment trademarks must be under the company’s name.

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