Trademark objection means that when a trademark is initially applied for, the Trademark Office can file an objection to a trademark that has been initially approved and announced within three months from the date of announcement. In case of objection, the Trademark Office shall listen to the facts and reasons stated by the opponent and the objected party, and make a ruling after investigation and verification.

In fact, trademark opposition is a method of trademark rights protection. Anyone who can exercise trademark opposition has the right to exercise it. For any trademark that has been initially approved and announced, three days from the date of announcement. It is valid within 1 month. If an opposition is filed against a trademark during the announcement period, the trademark registration process will enter the opposition review process.

The main body of trademark opposition review is the Trademark Office. The remedy for the trademark opposition procedure is to apply to the Trademark Review and Adjudication Board for review if you are not satisfied with the Trademark Office’s opposition ruling.