1. If corporate trademark users apply for registration of trademarks they use at will, these registered trademarks are not protected by law. If they are registered or used by others first, there is a risk of infringement and should be promptly registered. We are forced to stop using it. If it is not handled properly, we will be punished by laws and regulations.

2. Regardless of whether the trademark applied for registration is actually used or not, we must handle it carefully. Only if we register the trademark carefully can it be protected by law. If others cannot use it without our permission, if others force it to use it, If so, they will be punished by law, so everyone must pay attention.

3. For two or more identical or similar trademarks for one or similar goods, the Trademark Office should carefully review them. We should apply first and then wait for the Trademark Office’s approval. If the trademarks are applied on the same day It is proposed that if the application is approved for use first, if it is used on the same day or is not used at all, the Trademark Office can negotiate and decide on its own. If the negotiation cannot resolve, we can decide by drawing lots, or let the Trademark Office decide.

4. When applying for trademark registration, you should fill in the application form and pay the fee according to the categories and names stipulated in the international classification of the "Nice Agreement". If it is a new product or service, we should attach an explanation.

5. The process of applying for registered trademark: We should follow the relevant trademark procedures and accept the Trademark Office formal examination, substantive examination, preliminary examination announcement (three-month announcement period), registration certificate announcement and trademark office notification to obtain the certificate. Normal approval takes about 18 months. If after our trademark is accepted by the Trademark Office, the review finds that our trademark does not comply with legal regulations, it may be rejected or if someone raises an objection during the announcement period, it may take longer. Everyone needs it. Be patient.

6. If a registered trademark needs to be used among the same type of goods, you can change its logo, or change the name, address or other registration matters of the registrant. If there is any need, you can make a separate request Apply.

7. When transferring or licensing a registered trademark to others, we can submit an application for transfer registration or trademark licensing contract filing or related materials.

8. If the Trademark Office rejects a trademark registration application, decides on a trademark objection, revokes a registered trademark, or has a dispute over a registered trademark, we can apply to the Trademark Review and Adjudication Board for review. If we are dissatisfied with the review and review board’s ruling If you are not satisfied, you can apply for review again.

9. The validity period of a registered trademark is ten years, which is calculated from the date of registration. If we need to continue to use it after the expiration, we should apply for renewal within six months before the expiration. Each renewal The trademark is only valid for ten years. If it is not renewed upon expiration, the Trademark Office will cancel the registered trademark.