Hello, trademark objection refers to the public’s objection to the trademark not being registered within the legal period to the Trademark Office within the legal period for a trademark that has been initially reviewed and announced, that is, requiring the Trademark Office to Do not approve the trademark registration after the expiration of the 3-month objection period. Trademark objection means that the prior rights holder and interested parties believe that the trademark that has been preliminarily reviewed and announced by the Trademark Office is not legal. Violates Article 10, Article 11, and Article 12 of the Trademark Law, and anyone can raise an objection. Violates Article 13 (2, 3); Article 15; Article 16 (1); Article 30; Article 31; Article 32 of the Trademark Law, the prior right holder or Any interested party may raise objections. Within 3 months from the date of announcement, submit an opinion to the Trademark Office that registration should not be granted.

According to the relevant provisions of the "General Principles of Civil Law" and the "Civil Procedure Law" on the period, the trademark opposition period is calculated from the day after the preliminary approval announcement and lasts for three months. I hope it helps you and I hope you will adopt it