A water dispenser is a device that places a bucket and can supply people with cold and hot water. It is common in office environments. It requires cooperation with the bucket to complete the water receiving process. Because water dispensers are widely used, so regarding the category of the water dispenser trademark, which category is more appropriate?

By searching in the Bajie Intellectual Property Trademark Encyclopedia, we can know that the category of the water dispenser trademark is Category 11-1110-Disinfection and Purification Equipment-Water Dispenser C110032. It is very clear that it can be specific to the sub-categories within the major categories, so when choosing a water dispenser trademark, this category can be the first choice.

The Xuzhou trademark registration process can be simply divided into application submission, formal examination, substantive examination, announcement and subsequent approval. Among them, the content of substantive examination is more complicated. Substantive examination of trademarks means that the Trademark Office conducts inspection, data retrieval, analysis and comparison, and investigation and research on whether the trademark registration application complies with the provisions of the Trademark Law, and then decides whether to give preliminary approval to the applied trademark. A series of activities to announce or reject an application. The main contents include:

Whether it has legal constituent elements. The constituent elements of a trademark include words, graphics, letters, numbers and combinations of elements, etc. As long as it is a sign that can distinguish the goods of a natural person, legal person or other organization from the goods of others, it can be applied for registration as a trademark. Therefore, a trademark entering the substantive examination stage must meet the provisions of the Trademark Law and possess the above elements or a combination of elements.

According to the provisions of the Trademark Law, the trademark applied for registration must have distinctive features that are easy for consumers to identify, and must not conflict with the prior rights of others. Therefore, in order to pass the substantive review, a trademark must be distinctive and not conflict with the prior rights of others.

In addition, well-known trademarks receive relatively extensive protection. According to the provisions of the Trademark Law, if the trademark applied for registration by the applicant is a copy or imitation of someone else's well-known trademark that has not been registered in China, and it is likely to cause confusion among the public, it will be Registration is not allowed and use is prohibited. If a company's registered trademark is a copy or imitation of another's trademark, it will usually not be approved.

There is also a trademark that contains a geographical indication of a product, but in fact the source of the product is not the region on the geographical indication. This will mislead the public, and such trademarks will not be registered. , but there is one exception, that is, a trademark that has been registered in good faith can continue to be valid.

Because the substantive examination of a trademark is followed by announcement, this step is very critical and more stringent. Assuming that it can pass the substantive examination, it will be added to the three-month announcement period of the trademark. If no one raises any objection during this period, , the trademark registered by the enterprise is very likely to be approved, so the enterprise needs to pay special attention to the results of the substantive examination before then.