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Under what circumstances will the Trademark Office issue a notice of rejection?
if an entrusted trademark agency applies for a trademark, the notice of trademark rejection will be mailed to the trademark agency; If you apply for a trademark yourself, the notice of trademark rejection will be mailed to you. In short, the notice of trademark rejection will be mailed to the application address you fill in.

if a trademark is rejected by the trademark office after substantive examination, the applicant needs to file an application for rejection with the Trademark Review and Adjudication Board within 15 days from the date of receiving the rejection notice, otherwise the trademark will be invalid. Whether a trademark is rejected or not needs to analyze the reasons for the trademark office's rejection. If the reasons for the trademark office's rejection are really sufficient, there is no need to apply for rejection. If the applicant thinks that the reasons for the trademark office's rejection are insufficient, he can apply for rejection.

materials required for trademark rejection review:

1. original notice of trademark rejection/partial rejection and envelope mailed by the trademark office;

2. Reject the application for review;

3. Review the power of attorney;

4. Reject the review text;

5. the applicant's qualification certificate.

process and cycle:

limitation: it shall be submitted within 15 natural days (subject to the postmark date) from the date of receipt of the decision not to register.

ruling: a written decision on re-examination of non-registration will be issued about 12 months after submission.