The trademark licensing filing process is as follows:

1. Inquiry, the basic link of trademark registration, determines the outcome of trademark registration to a certain extent;

2. Application Preparation of documents, formulation of registration plan and production of standard documents based on query results;

3. Issue the "Notice of Acceptance" from the Trademark Office in about one month;

4.1 The preliminary review announcement will be entered around the year and a half, and the announcement period will be 3 months;

5. Receive the trademark registration certificate about one month after the announcement period ends.

The trademark license filing application materials are as follows:

1. If a registered trademark is licensed to one licensee, an application for trademark licensing contract filing should be submitted;

2. If the applicant is a natural person, he or she should submit a copy of a valid document that can prove his or her identity (such as an ID card, etc.). If the applicant is a legal person or other organization, he or she should submit a copy of the business license stamped with the applicant's official seal;

3. A copy of the trademark license contract, or a notarized copy of the trademark license contract;

4. If the contract text is in a foreign language, the corresponding Chinese translation should be attached;

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5. If you go to the trademark registration hall by yourself, you should submit a copy of the ID card of the person in charge;

6. If you entrust a trademark agency to handle it, you should also submit a trademark agency power of attorney.

Legal basis: Article 4 of the "Regulations on the Registration of Trademark Licensing Contracts"

Within three months from the date of signing of the trademark licensing contract, the licensor shall submit a copy of the licensing contract to Submit it to the Trademark Office for filing.

Article 6

A trademark license contract shall at least include the following contents:

(1) The trademark licensed for use and its registration number;

(2) Scope of licensed goods;

(3) License period;

(4) Method of providing identification of licensed trademarks;

(5) Terms for the licensor to supervise the quality of the goods on which the licensee uses its registered trademark;

(6) Marking the licensee’s name and goods on the goods using the licensor’s registered trademark Origin terms.