This is not contradictory. They are all the same legal person and the project is the same. It is your personal right to put the trademark of an industrial and commercial household in the company for use. The trademark right belongs to you personally. You cannot compete with yourself. If they are mutually opposite, I think it is okay and does not need to be transferred. According to what you said above, the two trademarks are different. What I don’t understand is why this is the case. The one you registered later should be reserved for the company, so there is no need to transfer it. It is necessary to incorporate the industrial and commercial trademark into the company. If one is registered and the other is used, why use two trademarks to confuse the company? If the industrial and commercial households use the original one, and the company uses the latter one, now that the trademark acceptance notice has been issued, you can already use the trademark for the company, but there is a certain risk. If you are worried that the latter trademark will not be registered, use it. But if you register, which one of the two will you use? Since they are all working on the same project, why not just use one trademark? It’s easy to identify with just one, don’t you think? A trademark must be renewed after ten years of use. It requires more money and effort. I feel it is not cost-effective. You can decide what to do. I hope it will be helpful to you. The above is purely a personal opinion. If you want You are right to go find a lawyer.