The establishment of trademark opposition procedures is to strengthen public supervision of trademark examinations, reduce errors during examinations, enhance trademark awareness, and give registered trademark owners and other interested parties the opportunity to protect their rights and interests and prevent The occurrence of rights conflicts. The opponent may be the owner of the registered trademark, the applicant who previously applied for trademark registration and other interested parties, or other citizens or legal persons.

Trademark rejection process:

(1) Refusal of review application;

(2) Reason for rejection of review;

(3) Original notice of rejection and envelope;

(4) Power of attorney (if there is no agency, no power of attorney shall be submitted);

(5) Copy of the applicant’s main qualification certification document;< /p>

(6) Other evidential materials

1. Domestic and foreign trademark registration acceptance notices or certified copies;

2. Whether the trademark is well-known;

3. Proof of trademark use, such as packaging, advertising, publicity, contracts, sales documents, etc. (copies or originals);

4. Other materials that will help review the case.

Among the above materials, since there is no time to prepare all the trademark rejection review materials, you can first submit the application, a brief statement of the reasons for rejection, a copy of the rejection notice, a copy of the business license, and a copy of the power of attorney for the authorized agent. pieces. Other supplementary evidence materials can be added within three months after submitting the application.