How much does a trademark transfer generally cost?

Trademark transfer fees generally include two parts:

1. Trademark transfer acceptance fee: The fee for applying to transfer a trademark is 1,000 yuan, the acceptance fee is paid directly to the National Trademark Office, and the National Trademark Office charges an official fee of 1,000 yuan;

2. Trademark transfer agency fee: If you entrust an agency, you need to pay a certain agency fee. How to handle trademark transfer

1. The trademark transfer process includes: application? acceptance? review? announcement? issuance of transfer certificate.

2. Documents required for trademark transfer:

A. "Application for Transfer and Registration of Trademark";

B. Transferor and Transferee's Identity document (copy);

C. If you entrust an agent, submit the "Agency Letter" issued by the transferee, and if you apply directly in the acceptance hall, submit the original ID card of the transferee's handler and Copy;

D. If applying for transfer, relevant supporting documents should also be submitted;

E. If the application document is in a foreign language, a Chinese version signed and stamped by a translation agency should also be provided translation.

3. Trademark transfer time: It takes about 6-10 months. What materials are needed for trademark transfer

1. An "Application for Trademark Transfer", which should be stamped with the seals of the applicant and the transferee;

2. By the transferee "Letter of Power of Attorney for Trademark Transfer" with the official seal of the person;

3. A copy of the transferee's "Business License";

4. Pay the trademark transfer application and other fees as required;

5. If you entrust a professional agency to apply, you will also need to pay some fees (the fees are determined by the entrusting agency). Procedures for transferring a registered trademark

Article 25 of the "Regulations on the Implementation of the Trademark Law" stipulates that the application procedures for transferring a registered trademark shall be handled by the transferee. Therefore, when transferring a registered trademark, the transferee shall submit an "Application for Transfer of Registered Trademark" to the State Trademark Office. The applicants on the application form should be both the transferor and the transferee, not just the transferee. When submitting the "Application for Transfer of Registered Trademark", the transferee does not need to submit the original "Trademark Registration Certificate" to the State Trademark Office at the same time. It only needs to attach a copy of the trademark registration certificate so that the State Trademark Office can adjust the matters on the trademark registration certificate. After receiving the transfer application, the State Trademark Office will review the transfer application. If the application meets the statutory conditions, the State Trademark Office will approve the transfer, notify the transferee of the transfer certificate, and make the transfer public by publishing a "Trademark Announcement". In practice, the “approved transfer certificate” should be used at the same time as the trademark registration certificate. Under normal circumstances, it takes about half a year from processing the transfer application to obtaining the approved transfer certificate from the National Trademark Office. What is the illegal transfer of trademark rights?

Since the second revision of the Trademark Law in 2001, due to various reasons, the phenomenon of piracy and illegal transfer of other people’s trademarks has become more and more serious, emerging one after another, and is shocking, especially as follows: The most typical form:

1. The trademark has been sealed and frozen by the court and is privately licensed for use, such as ?爱多?, ?IDALL? and other trademarks;

2. Before the company goes bankrupt and is liquidated, the former employees of the company secretly transfer the trademark to a third party in violation of the Bankruptcy Law;

3. The trademark is transferred privately to a third party in violation of the agreement between the two parties. Some companies are "ghosts" causing trouble. , shareholders privately transfer the trademark to their own separate company;

4. After the state-owned or collective enterprise goes bankrupt and is deregistered, the person in charge of the original enterprise establishes a company with the same name and transfers the trademark to himself or a third party under his own name;

5. Without the consent of the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission, transfer famous trademarks to a third party at a low price without authorization; 6. A joint venture partner privately transfers the trademark of another joint venture partner to its own name or the name of an affiliated enterprise;

7. After the two parties signed the "Trademark License Contract" and filed it with the Trademark Office, the licensee privately transferred the trademark to his own name;

8. Distribution agent The agent will privately transfer the agent's trademark to his own company;

9. Export agents will privately register the agent's trademark abroad and transfer it to foreign companies. Domestic agents are prohibited from doing so. The agent's products are then sold to foreign countries, triggering foreign-related litigation;

10. Privately transfer trademarks registered abroad by others to the name of one's own domestic company, and prohibit the resale of the products of the original domestic trademark owner. to that country.

The above is the trademark transfer fee provided by the editor. I hope it can be helpful to everyone. Transfer fee and trademark transfer