During the trademark application process, Trademark Office examiners will examine it on relative grounds and absolute grounds. The relative reason mainly depends on whether there is an identical or similar trademark previously applied for or registered on the same or similar goods or services. If so, your trademark application will be rejected; the absolute reason mainly depends on whether the trademark violates the trademark law and is prohibited from being used as a trademark. Terms related to use or registration, such as applying for “China” as a trademark.

Trademark opposition is when your trademark is announced after it has been reviewed by the examiner. During this period, someone else has objections to your trademark application and files an objection application, thereby preventing your smooth application. In the end, the trademark The bureau will rule on the objection, and your trademark may be registered or rejected.