When consulting about registered trademarks, many agencies will pat their chests and say that they can cover it. But are they really so omnipotent and powerful? The editor of Bajie Intellectual Property feels that they are really brave enough to speak out, so how much do you know about trademark registration? In the early days, trademark registration was basically submitted on paper, but now with the improvement of technology, it can also be submitted electronically. However, due to the large number of applications and the fact that all registration applications must be submitted to the Beijing Trademark Office, it is “the only one”. Therefore, the application documents in the acceptance office are overwhelming and piled up like mountains. When checking whether a trademark is similar during registration, the similar data we see is information after acceptance, and trademarks that have not been accepted will not be queried. The cases that have not yet been accepted are very likely to have the same name as the one we want to apply for, and the application time is earlier than us. The provisions of the Trademark Law are based on first to apply and first to use. Even if someone is one day ahead of you, your success rate will be greatly reduced. At present, the registration period for a trademark is generally more than one year. In view of such a blind spot, can we still give customers a "guarantee"?