Question: During the trademark transfer process, can the transferee use the trademark? Answer: No, only after obtaining the trademark transfer approval certificate can the transferee legally use the trademark. Neither the transferee nor anyone else can use the trademark during the transfer process, because currently all our mainland trademarks are on the market. These trademarks have been reviewed and approved by the State Trademark Administration and issued certificates. When you buy a trademark, it will go through the state The notary office notarizes the statement, and the holder will issue you a corresponding authorization letter and trademark registration certificate. From a legal sense, the trademark ownership already belongs to you. If there are other people in the country using it, you can sue through industrial and commercial warning or judicial channels. of. Documents required for trademark transfer: 1. Identity documents (transferor's corporate legal person business license, transferee's corporate legal person business license) 2. Copy of trademark registration certificate 3. Transfer contract (stamped by the transferor and transferee) < /p>