Legal subjectivity:

Trademark registration is the prerequisite and condition for a trademark user to obtain the exclusive right to use a trademark. Only trademarks that have been approved and registered are protected by law. The principles of trademark registration are the basic criteria for determining the exclusive right to use trademarks. The choice of different registration principles is the result of the legislators of various countries weighing the relationship between legal certainty and legal fairness in this issue. Does trademark right belong to intellectual property? The main characteristics of intellectual property (1) Intellectual property is a kind of intangible property. (2) Intellectual property rights are proprietary. (3) Intellectual property rights have temporal characteristics. (4) Intellectual property rights have regional characteristics. (5) The acquisition of most intellectual property rights requires legal procedures. Obtaining trademark rights requires registration. A registered trademark is a commercial mark used to distinguish goods and services from different sources. It consists of words, graphics, letters, numbers, three-dimensional signs, color combinations, or a combination of the above elements. Trademark rights are proprietary results created by intellectual labor of an enterprise or individual for commercial purposes. Therefore, trademark rights are intellectual property rights. Legal objectivity:

The application date for trademark registration shall be the date when the Trademark Office receives the application documents. If the application procedures are complete and the application documents are filled in in accordance with regulations, the application number will be assigned and a "Notice of Acceptance" will be issued; if the application procedures are incomplete or the application documents are not filled in in accordance with regulations, the Trademark Office will not accept the application and will notify the applicant in writing and explain the reasons. . If the application procedures are basically complete or the application documents are basically in compliance with the regulations, but if they need to be supplemented or corrected, the Trademark Office will notify the applicant to make supplements and corrections, and the applicant shall make corrections according to the specified content and return them to the Trademark Office within 30 days from the date of receipt of the notice. If corrections are made and returned to the Trademark Office within the prescribed time limit, the application date will be retained; if corrections are not made upon expiration of the time limit, the application will be deemed to have been abandoned, and the Trademark Office shall notify the applicant in writing.