(2) If the cited trademark that led to the rejection of the application for trademark has not been used for three consecutive years, an application can be filed with the Trademark Office to cancel the cited trademark that has not been used for three consecutive years, thus removing the obstacles to registration and finally obtaining the registration of the applied trademark.
(3) If the application for trademark is rejected due to cybersquatting of the cited trademark, an objection or disputed application can be made to the cited trademark, thereby removing the obstacles to registration and finally obtaining the registration of the applied trademark.
(4) If it is possible to transfer the cited trademark that leads to the rejection of the trademark application, the trademark can be transferred through negotiation with the owner of the cited trademark, so that the right of the cited trademark belongs to the owner of the trademark application and the trademark conflict can be eliminated.
(5) If the probability of successful re-examination is obviously low (such as being rejected because of the same trademark), you can consider applying for registration separately.