When applying for trademark renewal, the Trademark Office will not issue an acceptance notice. In the 2017 Guiding Opinions on Deepening the Reform of Facilitating Trademark Registration, the trademark renewal application review process was optimized and streamlined, the formal review and substantive review were merged, and the formal review link and the issuance of acceptance notice process were eliminated. The entire review cycle consisted of 3 Month is shortened to 1 month.

After the trademark renewal application is submitted and meets the requirements after review, the State Intellectual Property Office will issue a "Trademark Renewal Payment Notice". The applicant will pay the fees as required, and will subsequently issue a "Trademark Renewal Registration" Certificate"; if the application requires corrections, the State Intellectual Property Office will issue a correction notice to the applicant, requiring the applicant to make corrections within a time limit. If the applicant fails to make corrections as required within the prescribed time limit, it will be deemed to have given up the opportunity to make corrections; the application does not meet the review requirements or fails to do so. If the fee is paid, a "Notice of Disapproval of Trademark Renewal Application" will be issued.