Trademark transfer fairness refers to the notarization documents required during the process of trademark purchase, sale or renaming. The notary office will verify the identity information of both parties to the trademark transaction, transfer agreement, trademark registration certificate and other relevant materials to verify the legality and validity of the trademark transfer. This notarized document has legal effect and can protect the legitimate rights and interests of trademark buyers and sellers.

The role of fair trademark transfer is to protect the rights and interests of trademark buyers and sellers. For trademark buyers, trademark transfer notarization can ensure that the trademark purchased is legal and valid, and avoid losses caused by purchasing invalid trademarks. For trademark sellers, trademark transfer notarization can ensure the legitimacy of the trademark transfer process and avoid objections or disputes.

In order to make the trademark transfer fair, the materials required by the trademark buyer and seller include: transfer agreement, supporting materials (such as ID cards), and trademark registration certificates. The process of trademark transfer notarization is relatively cumbersome, but it plays an irreplaceable role in trademark transactions. Therefore, when conducting trademark transactions, it is recommended that both parties contact the notary office in a timely manner to handle fair trademark transfer procedures and protect the rights and interests of both parties.