1. International Trademark Registration Methods There are four common methods of international trademark registration process: 1. Application_Examination_Announcement_Approval and Issuance. This model is the same as the domestic large-scale process, and it is also used by most countries around the world. The mode adopted. 2. Application_Examination_Approval_Issue_Announcement. In order to shorten the registration time, some countries will directly approve the registration first if they believe that there is no violation of trademark laws and regulations after trademark review. Any objections after the announcement will be dealt with. 3. Application_announcement_examination_approval and certification. In order to save examination resources, some countries directly announce the trademark after passing the formal examination. If there is no objection, a substantive examination will be conducted to decide whether to approve and protect the trademark. 4. Apply for protection by announcement. A small number of countries, often small countries, do not have special trademark laws and directly adopt the announcement system. After application, an announcement will be made in an officially designated local newspaper to declare that they possess the trademark rights. Evidence of rights confirmation and protection.

2. Principles of International Trademark Registration The principles of international trademark registration are: foreigners or foreign enterprises applying for trademark registration in China should follow the agreement or agreement signed between their country of origin and the People's Republic of China. *According to the international treaties to which it is a party, or in accordance with the principle of reciprocity. According to this provision, applicants from countries that have not established or terminated diplomatic relations with my country must apply for trademark registration in my country based on the principle of reciprocity. The certification procedures for the applicant's power of attorney can be handled through a third country with which both parties have diplomatic relations. .

Application documents and fees for international trademark registration: 1. A copy of the latest annual inspection of the enterprise's "Business License"; 2. International classification of products and products or services; 3. Clear trademark samples; 4. Company name and address in Chinese and English; 5. If it is registered in Madrid, you need to provide the trademark acceptance notice of the base country. If you apply to Algeria, the country of Madrid, you need to provide a copy of the registration certificate.

3. Notes on international trademark registration 1. Application for international trademark registration refers to an application to the International Bureau in accordance with an agreement or protocol. International trademark registration should designate at least one contracting party, but cannot designate China. 2. If you apply for international registration on the basis of trademark registration or preliminary examination, you can designate any contracting party to the agreement or protocol. 3. If you apply for international registration of a trademark based on domestically accepted trademark applications, you can only designate pure protocol parties. 4. The applicant for international trademark registration must have the same name as the domestic trademark registrant. 5. The trademark pattern applied for international registration must be exactly the same as the trademark pattern applied for domestic registration, and the size is between 2×2cm-8×8cm. If the trademark is in color, text should be used to indicate the colors and combinations of the trademark. 6. The goods or services reported in the application shall not exceed the scope of goods or services applied for registration in China, and shall be arranged in the order of categories of the "International Classification of Goods and Services for Trademark Registration". 7. An application for international registration can include multiple categories, but if there are more than three categories, additional registration fees will be required. 8. If the trademark or part of it is composed of non-Latin letters, non-Arabic numerals or non-Roman numerals, its transliteration should be indicated. The transliteration should comply with the pronunciation rules of the language used in the application, and the corresponding translation should be indicated. 9. When nominating at least one pure protocol party, the applicant can choose French or English as the language for future submissions, otherwise it can only use French.