Category 35 mainly includes services provided by individuals or organizations, the main purposes of which are:

(1) Assisting in the operation or management of commercial enterprises;

(2) Assistance in the management of business activities or commercial functions of industrial and commercial enterprises; and services provided by advertising departments for various goods or services aimed at advertising to the public through various means of communication.

This category includes in particular: - Classifying goods (other than shipping) for others so that customers can browse and purchase them; this service may be provided by retail stores, wholesale stores, vending machines, mail order catalogs, or Provided by means of electronic media, such as through websites or TV shopping programmes;

- Services related to the registration, transcription, writing, compilation or systematization of written communications and records, and the compilation of mathematical or statistical data; - Services of advertising agencies, and services of distributing brochures or samples directly or by mail; this category may involve advertisements for other services, such as bank loans or radio advertising services.

In particular, this category does not include: - Services of valuation and preparation of engineers' reports not directly related to the operation or management of industrial and commercial enterprises (consult the alphabetical list of services).

How much is the approximate fee for Category 35?

Generally, the price of category 35 is around 20,000 to 50,000, and the more expensive ones range from 100,000 to hundreds of thousands. When buying Class 35 trademarks, it is recommended that you consult Bajie Intellectual Property Consultants directly to understand the situation and recommend trademarks to you based on your actual needs.

What materials are generally required for the transfer of Class 35 trademarks?

1. The buyer selects a trademark, and a professional trademark consultant will introduce the scope of use of the trademark, precautions for trademark transfer, and the price of the trademark.

2. After the buyer takes a fancy to the trademark, he first pays a deposit, signs a "Trademark Entrusted Purchase Contract", and provides relevant documents (copies of business license and ID card)

3. The trademark agency communicates with the trademark holder and conducts trademark notarization, which generally takes about 7 working days.

4. After completing the trademark notarization, the trademark agency needs to hand over relevant information to the buyer, including the original notary certificate, transfer application, agency power of attorney, and trademark use authorization.

5. Submit the information to the Trademark Office for trademark transfer. The trademark transfer time usually takes 3-6 months. However, it does not affect the buyer's use of the trademark. The buyer can use the trademark after obtaining the trademark authorization letter, which takes about 7-15 working days.

What should you pay attention to when buying Class 35 trademarks?

1. Whether the trademark has been registered

When we purchase a trademark, we should confirm whether the trademark has been registered. To check whether a trademark has been registered, you can directly check it with the Trademark Office, or check it on the relevant trademark query website. This is very critical. If the trademark being traded is not registered at all or has expired, the trademark does not belong to us even if we purchase it.

2. When does the trademark expire?

In the process of purchasing a trademark, we need to know clearly when the trademark expires. Generally, a trademark is valid for 10 years. We need to check whether the trademark has expired. If the trademark registration is about to expire, then we must urge the trademark registration to complete the renewal procedures.

3. What are the goods or services designated by the trademark?

When we purchase a trademark, do our products comply with the service scope of the trademark? The service items of a trademark determine the business scope of our products in the future, so you must clearly check whether the trademark or service items specified by the trademark are consistent to ensure that they are consistent with your own business.