Handling of overdue designation, abandonment and cancellation of international registration of trademarks.
The overdue designation, abandonment and cancellation of the application for international registration of trademarks related to the Madrid Agreement may be handled in accordance with the provisions of the Measures for the Implementation of International Registration of Marks in Madrid issued by the State Administration for Industry and Commerce. I. Handling Methods (1) All applications for late designation, abandonment and cancellation of international registration of trademarks related to the Madrid Agreement shall be handled through the Trademark Office. Applications for transfer, deletion, change of the name or address of the registrant, change of the name or address of the agent, renewal and other matters related to the Madrid Agreement can be handled through the Trademark Office or directly to the International Bureau of the World Intellectual Property Organization (hereinafter referred to as the International Bureau). (2) An application for the overdue designation, transfer, deletion, waiver, cancellation, change of the name or address of the registrant, change or renewal of the name or address of the agent of a trademark related to the Madrid Protocol may be handled through the Trademark Office or directly to the International Bureau. (3) Where the application is handled through the Trademark Office, the applicant or the trademark agency organization entrusted by him may submit the application directly to the Trademark Office or send it to the Trademark Office. (4) Where an application is made directly to the International Bureau, the applicant or the trademark agency organization entrusted by him may submit the application to the International Bureau or send it to the International Bureau. (1) To apply for international registration of trademarks and handle other related matters through the Trademark Office, you can use English or French documents provided by the International Bureau or Chinese documents formulated by the Trademark Office, but you need to pay the translation fee to the Trademark Office. (2) Where an applicant applies for international registration of a trademark and handles other related matters, he shall pay a handling fee to the Trademark Office in addition to the fees stipulated in these Rules. (3) If the applicant for international registration of a trademark is a natural person, his Chinese name shall be stated. If the applicant is a legal person or other organization, it shall state its full Chinese name. (4) If a natural person, legal person or other organization has a corresponding foreign language translation, it may indicate the foreign language translation. If there is no foreign language translation, the corresponding Chinese Pinyin shall be indicated. (5) The applicant shall indicate his detailed address (including mailing address and postal code), telephone number, fax number, etc. In the application for international registration of trademarks.