In another case, trademark registration is handled by a trademark agent, and the fees charged by such a trademark office are not refundable. This is also charged by the Trademark Office. As for the agency fee in the fee, whether this can be refunded is worth considering. Generally speaking, because the agent, especially the responsible agent, has to do a lot of work in this agency process, the agency fee will not be refunded basically, and only preferential treatment will be given at the next registration. For example, for the next registration, the agency fee is basically the cost of work, which is the practice of most agency companies at present.
Of course, some intermediaries will refund the agency fees when they engage in activities, or even charge no fees if they are unsuccessful, but this is the fact. If the cost is lower than the cost, or you don't need manual fees to apply for a trademark for you, and you are not your relatives and friends, then you should pay attention. Some just report, not responsible for inquiries. In this case, it will basically not succeed, and there will be no loss to the organization. Because some people are irresponsible, they will report it if you submit it, so he won't pay it, and this agency fee doesn't matter. In addition, there are high review fees in the later period and so on. Some trademark companies engage in fish pond theory, treat users as fish, and finally eat fish.
To sum up, whether it is successful or not, the Trademark Office will not refund the fee. If the agent pays the agency fee, it will not be refunded in full, but there will be a discount for the next registration.