In the event of trademark infringement, the rights holder can report the counterfeiting of registered trademarks through administrative reporting or to the public security organs, in order to pursue the crime of counterfeiting of trademarks by the counterfeiter; to effectively achieve criminal crackdown on trademark infringement is A relatively good way to combat trademark counterfeiting, but it has many requirements and needs to meet certain standards.

1. If the owner of a registered trademark has evidence that the infringer has been suspected of committing a crime, he may, as the accuser, report the clues he has about the suspected crime to the public security agency in the jurisdiction.

Clues to suspected crimes should include the following: basic information about the infringer (name of company or individual, address, phone number, etc.); circumstances of the infringement (production or sales time, quantity, unit price, etc.); registered trademark Original certificate or valid copy; samples of infringing products; own products for comparison with infringing products; other materials deemed necessary by the public security organs.

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2. Any citizen is obliged to report ongoing criminal activities in trademark cases to the public security organs, and is obliged to provide the public security organs with clues about criminal activities in trademark cases. The relevant reported facts and clues must be true.

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3. Accusers and informants are not allowed to fabricate facts or falsify evidence, otherwise they will bear the responsibility for false accusations.