The procedures that need to be prepared when applying for trademark registration are the drawing of the trademark, relevant certification materials for the goods or the scope of services of the trademark. If the company applies to register a trademark, a copy of the company's business license must be prepared. The company entrusts When an agency applies to register a trademark, it must provide a power of attorney. When an individual applies for a registered trademark, he or she needs to prepare a copy of the business license and personal ID card.

1. What are the procedures for applying for trademark registration? 1. Trademark drawing; 2. The scope of goods or services to be used for the registered trademark; 3. Identity documents: A copy of the company's business license is required for company applications; The application requires a copy of the individual industrial and commercial household business license and personal ID card.

2. What is the process of trademark registration? 1. Design - you can entrust or design by yourself before applying for trademark registration. The following points should be paid attention to when designing a trademark: (1) Originality, that is, the design of the trademark must be innovative; on the one hand, it must meet the requirements of distinctiveness, and on the other hand, a creative trademark can easily expand the popularity of the product and quickly occupy the market. (2) The name of the trademark should avoid being associated with the function of the product. (3) The design of the trademark should highlight the theme and be reasonably laid out. 2. Inquiry - Trademark inquiry usually refers to an inquiry about trademark information conducted by a trademark registration applicant before applying for trademark registration in order to understand whether there are any prior trademark rights that may conflict with the trademark he or she is applying for. It takes a long time for a trademark to be applied for and approved for registration. If the trademark registration application is rejected, on the one hand, the trademark registration fee will be lost; on the other hand, it will take longer to reapply for a registered trademark, and it is still unknown whether the re-application will be approved for registration. Therefore, it is best for applicants to conduct a trademark search to understand the status of prior rights before applying to register a trademark. There are two types of inquiry services: one is internal inquiry service; the other is agency government inquiry service, which takes 7-14 working days. 3. Application - Submit the trademark registration application documents to the industrial and commercial administration department. 4. Acceptance - After receiving the trademark registration application materials, the industrial and commercial administration department will give an application number and issue an acceptance notice, which will take about one week. 5. Review - Trademark review is divided into two processes: formal review and substantive review. Formal examination means that before examining the application, the Trademark Registry will examine the application form and all attachments in detail to see whether the required parts of the form have been completed, whether the relevant information is correct, and whether the required information is incomplete. If everything is in order, the application process will enter the next stage (substantive examination stage). After the substantive examination is completed to check the deficiencies of the application and confirm that all the information is complete, the Trademark Registry will check the trademark records to determine whether other merchants have registered or applied for registration of the same or similar goods or services. 's trademark. The Trademark Registry will also check whether the trademark concerned complies with the registration requirements stipulated in the Trademark Ordinance. If approved, the application process will enter the next stage (the gazette announcement stage). 6. Announcement - After the Trademark Registry approves the application, it will make an announcement for a period of three months. If no one raises any objection, the trademark can be successfully registered. 7. Registration - If there is no objection to the trademark announcement or the objection is ruled to be untenable, the registration is successful. Under normal circumstances, it takes about 6 months to obtain the registration certificate. After successful registration, it will be valid for 10 years and can be renewed on time six months before expiration. To sum up, the procedures to apply for registered trademark are also very simple. The key is that after submitting these materials to the industrial and commercial administrative department, the initial review time of the trademark is relatively long, the minimum is 9 months. During the review process, if you need to supplement relevant information Applicants should provide supporting documents in a timely manner.