This reason for rejection is difficult to review successfully, unless our trademark has been approved by relevant parties (those with the Red Cross logo should have their permission, those with the names of other countries and above the municipal level should be allowed, etc.). These should be allowed, obtained in good faith, and proof should be provided before approval.
Second, the trademark application that conflicts with the prior right
This kind of trademark application has little chance to be finally registered. Unless the prior trademark belongs to a trademark that has not been used for many years (more than three years or exactly three years) or cannot provide evidence of use, we can obtain the right to apply for a trademark by "withdrawing three". Of course, we can also declare invalid through the unchanged trademark information, so that we can also get the right to apply for a trademark.
In fact, the "revocation of trademark" and invalidation are one of the ways to clear the obstacles on the way of trademark application, and we call them "scavengers". Of course, it takes a lot of time, so choose these methods carefully. We can also obtain the trademark right directly by buying a trademark, but the cost of buying a trademark is relatively more, so the applicant should be psychologically prepared.