The trademark user can authorize others to use the trademark as long as both parties reach an agreement. Xu Ya, who has an authorization relationship between the two parties, signed a trademark transfer or authorization agreement, stipulating various possible contents to avoid unnecessary disputes.

1. Can a trademark user authorize others to use it? A trademark user can authorize others to use it. Trademarks can be authorized. The professional saying in the industry is trademark licensing and filing. You can license the trademark with exclusive rights to multiple people for use. The authorized use of trademarks must follow the formal process, submit a licensing filing application to the Trademark Office, and sign for use. A licensing contract authorizes others to use their trademark. The license must indicate the time of licensed use to avoid disputes later. A trademark registrant can license others to use its registered trademark by signing a trademark license contract. The trademark license contract must be filed with the Trademark Office within 3 months from the date of signing. An enterprise allows others to use a registered trademark, usually by entering into a licensing contract, that is, issuing a license. In a licensing relationship, the trademark owner or the person authorized to use the trademark is the licensor, and the other party is the licensee.

2. What are the types of trademark licenses? 1. Ordinary license means that the trademark registrant allows the licensee to use the registered trademark under the contract within the specified geographical scope. At the same time, the trademark registrant reserves the right to use the registered trademark within the region and to grant third parties the right to use the registered trademark. This is the method used by the commercial brand franchise agents we are most familiar with. Trademark registrants can select more licensees to license their trademarks to obtain revenue. 2. Exclusive licensing This situation is also easy to understand. The trademark registrant can only choose one licensee for authorization, and the licensee has the right to exclude third parties from using it. In this case, the rights of the trademark registrant and the licensee to use the trademark are concurrent, and the exclusive license can only exclude third parties from using the trademark in the region. If a trademark infringement occurs, the licensee can file a trademark infringement lawsuit together with the trademark registrant. When the trademark registrant does not file a lawsuit or is lazy to file a lawsuit, the licensee can file a lawsuit separately. 3. Exclusive license: Exclusive license means that the trademark registrant licenses the registered trademark to only one person for use within the time and region specified in the contract, and the trademark registrant himself cannot use the registered trademark. In this case, the licensee is equivalent to a "quasi-trademark owner." When the trademark is infringed, the licensee can independently file a trademark infringement lawsuit in its own name. The trademark registrant can only use the trademark again after the time in the license contract expires. If the original trademark owner wants to transfer the trademark to another person, it is a legal act, but this process requires both parties to sign a transfer or authorization agreement. Both parties need to clearly stipulate various issues that may arise, and each All content must comply with relevant legal requirements, and no illegal content shall appear, otherwise the contract will be deemed to be invalid.