1. The applicant submits an application to the European Union Trademark Office or the Trademark Office of an EU member state;

2. The European Union Trademark Office will notify the trademark authorities of each member state of the application content so that they can be Trademark reviews in various countries will be conducted at the same time;

3. After passing the review, a three-month announcement will be made. During these three months, any third party can file an objection to the announced trademark;

4. If no third party files an objection, the applied trademark can be approved for registration within one year;

5. The application registration period is about 12-15 months.

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