1. Inquire about the applied trademark, mainly to inquire whether the trademark applied for registration is similar to or the same as the existing or registered Mexican trademark, so as to avoid trademark duplication and increase the success rate of trademark registration;

2. The applicant expresses the trademark application request to the Mexican Intellectual Property Office and submits the documents required for the Mexican trademark application and the Mexican trademark registration application;

3. After receiving the trademark application, the Mexican Intellectual Property Office will examine whether the application documents and trademarks comply with the relevant provisions of the Mexican trademark law;

4. After examination, the trademarks considered registrable by the Mexican Intellectual Property Office will be published in the official Mexican trademark journal for public evaluation;

5. During the announcement period, if anyone raises an objection to the announced trademark, the application for trademark registration will not be passed, and the applicant must reply to the objection at this time. Once the defense fails or fails, the trademark application will fail;

6. The Mexican Intellectual Property Office will approve the registration of a trademark that is judged to be registrable, or a trademark that no one raised an objection at the time of announcement, and issue a trademark registration certificate to the applicant.