Trademark licensing is not complicated. Authorization to use a trademark can be handled directly at the Trademark Office or at a trademark agency. The trademark registrant and the trademark user should sign a trademark license contract, and the trademark registrant should submit the contract to the processing location for filing. The trademark registrant should also submit a copy of a valid certificate proving his or her identity, and a copy or copy of the license contract. If it is handled at an agency, a trademark agency power of attorney must also be submitted. This is the requirement for trademark authorization.

The specific process of trademark authorization is as follows:

You sign a written implementation license contract with your partner company, which must specify the content, implementation method, term, etc. of the patented technology.

The other party pays your company’s patent royalties. After you use the technology to the other party, the contract will officially come into effect and must be submitted to the State Intellectual Property Office for approval within three months.