Trademark transfer, as one of the ways to obtain trademarks, has gradually been accepted by enterprises in daily life and has begun to be widely used in the process of enterprises acquiring trademarks. The time required for trademark registration is about one year, not counting the possibility that the intermediate trademark may be rejected or opposed during the announcement period. Therefore, if a company wants to quickly obtain a trademark and have its own camp in the market, trademark transfer is really the first choice.

In the trademark transfer, the enterprise must first select a trademark in the early stage. The transferee can choose a trademark that suits his company on the platform, and then negotiate with the transferor about the category and price of the trademark; in the trademark After the price and trademark information are negotiated, the two parties can sign a trademark transfer agreement.

After that, both parties prepare relevant materials to apply for trademark transfer to the Trademark Office. The process in general should be application, acceptance, review, announcement, issuance of transfer certificate, etc. The review time after the Trademark Office accepts the application is about one month, after which a trademark transfer announcement will be issued. If there are no problems 6-8 months after submitting the trademark transfer application, the Trademark Office will issue a trademark transfer certificate.

Since then, the ownership of the trademark transferred has become the transferee, and the transferor will have to use the trademark to appear in the market, otherwise it will also be regarded as trademark infringement.

In addition, trademark transfer may require different materials to be prepared due to the different forms of the transfer parties.

① Company transfer:

Transferor: copy of business license, official seal, mutual agreement, entrustment agreement, trademark registration (acceptance) certificate.

Assignee: copy of business license, official seal, agreement between both parties, entrustment agreement.

② Company transfer to individual:

Transferor: copy of business license with official seal; agreement between both parties; entrustment agreement; trademark registration (acceptance) certificate.

Assignee: ID card; copy of individual business license; signature; agreement between both parties; entrustment agreement.

③Individual to individual transfer:

Transferor: ID card, signature, mutual agreement, entrustment agreement, trademark registration (acceptance) certificate.

Assignee: Copy of business license of individual industrial and commercial household, stamped with official seal, agreement between both parties, entrustment agreement.

Trademark transfer is a method of acquiring trademarks that is gradually emerging in the market. If a company needs to own a successfully registered trademark in a short period of time, trademark transfer can be the first choice.