Another trouble with American trademarks is that most countries need to renew their trademarks before the expiration of 10 year after registration, but unlike the United States, in addition to renewing their trademarks before the expiration of 10 year, they also need to take an oath in the 5th-6th and 9th 9- 10/0 years.

1, swear in Article 8 or swear in Article 7 1.

According to Article 8 of the Trademark Law of the United States, the registrant takes an oath of use within the whole year of the 5th or 6th year after registration, stating that the trademark will continue to be used in business or on the designated goods/services, or the registrant fails to use the trademark for other special reasons. Such non-use does not mean giving up the trademark. Otherwise, the US Patent and Trademark Office will cancel the registration of the trademark at the expiration of the sixth year from the date of publication of the registration.

2. Article 15 uses oath.

According to Article 15 of the Trademark Law of the United States, if a trademark registrant uses its registered trademark in the United States for five consecutive years from the date of trademark registration, the registrant can obtain indisputable rights through application. After the oath is successful, any third party can no longer ask the US Court of Appeal to cancel the registration of the trademark on the grounds that the trademark lacks distinctiveness.

Step 3 continue

The validity period of a registered trademark in the United States is 10 years, counting from the date of registration. Within six months before the expiration of the validity period, the trademark owner may submit an application for renewal to the United States Patent and Trademark Office, and at the same time, he needs to submit a statement of use, that is, the above-mentioned 9- 10 oath.