Can the right to use a trademark be transferred? The owner of a registered trademark transfers the trademark rights arising from the registered trademark to others in accordance with the law. The transferor guarantees that he is the owner of the trademark, explains to whom and what type of trademark licenses were issued before signing the contract, and stipulates the obligations of the trademark owner in the original license contract. So can the right to use a trademark be transferred? Trademark Use Rights Can trademark use rights be transferred? The purpose of transferring the right to use a trademark is to let others use your trademark exclusively, but the ownership of the trademark is still in your own hands, which in this sense is an exclusive license for the trademark. Therefore, the right to use a trademark can be transferred, but a trademark license filing is required, not a trademark transfer. The exclusive license of a trademark is the transfer of the right to use the trademark, but the ownership of the trademark does not transfer. What is the right to use a trademark? The right to use a trademark means that the right owner can use the trademark it owns on the approved goods. If the trademark is a registered trademark, it should be used on the approved goods and protected in accordance with the law. As a kind of ownership, trademark rights are exclusive. Others may not use a trademark that is identical or similar to the registered trademark on the same or similar goods without the owner's permission, otherwise it will constitute trademark infringement. What is a trademark exclusive license? The exclusive use license of trademark rights means that the trademark registrant allows only one licensee to use the registered trademark during the agreed period, region and in the agreed manner. The trademark registrant is not allowed to use the registered trademark according to the agreement. The licensee of an exclusive use license obtains the exclusive right to use the registered trademark within the time and geographical scope specified in the contract, and also obtains independent litigation rights. The Trademark Law stipulates that a trademark registrant can license others to use its registered trademark by signing a trademark license contract. The licensor shall submit its trademark use license to the Trademark Office for filing, and the Trademark Office shall announce it. Exclusive licensing of trademarks is possible, so the right to use the trademark can be transferred.