Hello, here are the materials you need to prepare for applying for a geographical indication certification trademark:

Trademark Application Form

Certification of the qualifications of the applicant for the certification trademark Documents and copies, or valid copies with the applicant's seal, and a detailed description of the professional technicians, professional testing equipment, etc. that they have or the institutions they entrust have, to show that they have the ability to supervise the certification mark. The ability to prove the quality of specific goods.

Management rules for the use of certification trademarks, specifically including:

(1) The purpose of using the certification trademark;

(2) The specific nature of the goods certified by the certification trademark Quality;

(3) Conditions for using the certification mark;

(4) Procedures for using the certification mark;

(5) Using the certification mark rights and obligations;

(6) The user's liability for violating the usage management rules;

(7) The registrant's inspection and supervision system for products using the certification mark.

If you entrust a trademark agency to handle the registration application, you must submit a trademark agency power of attorney.

If the certification mark applied for registration is a portrait of a person, a notarized statement from the portrait owner agreeing to register the portrait as a trademark should be attached.

Documents in which the people's government or the competent industry department of the area marked by the geographical indication authorizes the applicant to apply for registration and supervise and manage the geographical indication.

Proof of the objective existence and reputation of the geographical indication product (including county records, agricultural records, product records, etc.) and stamped with the official seal of the department that issued the certification materials.

Related documents and materials for the division of geographical scope indicated by geographical indications.

Explanation that the specific quality of geographical indication products is determined by specific regional environment or humanistic factors