The process and expenses of trademark registration in Wuhan are generally as follows:

1. Trademark search and preparation:

Before applying for trademark registration, it is recommended to conduct a trademark search to determine whether there are registered trademarks similar to or the same as the applied trademarks. The preparatory work includes trademark application, trademark design, trademark classification, etc.

2. Submit application:

Submit the prepared trademark application materials to Wuhan Trademark Office of China National Intellectual Property Administration, China. Applications can be submitted online or offline, depending on the regulations of CNIPA.

3. Examination by the Trademark Office:

The Trademark Office will conduct a preliminary examination of the trademark application, including checking the completeness and accuracy of the application materials and whether the trademark meets the registration conditions.

4. Publicity:

If the preliminary examination of the trademark passes, the trademark will enter the publicity stage. The publicity period is generally three months, so that the third party can raise objections.

5. Objection handling:

If a third party raises an objection, the Trademark Office will handle the objection and mediate. If the objection is not resolved, the application for trademark registration may be rejected.

6. Issuance of registration certificate:

If the trademark application successfully passes the preliminary examination and publicity period, and there is no objection, the Trademark Office will issue a trademark registration certificate. The registration certificate is the proof of successful trademark registration.

Fees:

Trademark registration fees vary according to different situations and service organizations. Generally, it includes application fee, examination fee, announcement fee and registration fee. For specific fees, please refer to CNIPA's charging standard or consult a professional intellectual property service organization.

It should be noted that the above processes and fees may be adjusted due to changes in laws and regulations and regulations of relevant institutions. Therefore, before the specific operation, it is recommended to consult a professional intellectual property lawyer or the Wuhan Trademark Office of CNIPA for the latest guidance and regulations.

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