Article 13 of the Trademark Law stipulates, “If a registered trademark needs to be used on other goods of the same category, a separate application for registration shall be submitted.” After the trademark is registered, the trademark right is obtained, and the trademark right is determined by the goods used. is limited. Trademark owners are not allowed to expand the scope of use of goods without authorization, otherwise it will constitute an abuse of rights. When it is necessary for an enterprise to apply for the use of a registered trademark on goods that were originally unable or failed to be registered for use, the applicant must refill the "Application for Trademark Registration" and follow the trademark registration application procedures.

Article 14 of the Trademark Law stipulates, “If a registered trademark needs to change its text or graphics, a new application for registration shall be submitted.” Trademark rights are limited to trademarks that have been approved for registration. The trademark owner shall not change the mark of the registered trademark without authorization. Otherwise it also constitutes an abuse of rights. When the applicant modifies the trademark text and pattern, it must be re-registered according to the trademark registration procedures.