When transferring a personal trademark to a company, you should pay attention to the following two points:

1. Article 25 of the "Regulations on the Implementation of the Trademark Law" stipulates: If a registered trademark is transferred, the trademark registrant shall Identical or similar trademarks registered on the same or similar goods shall be transferred together; if they are not transferred together, the State Trademark Office shall notify them to make corrections within a time limit; if no corrections are made within the time limit, the application for transfer of the registered trademark shall be deemed to have been abandoned.

2 Personal trademarks are transferred to the company because the trademark application requires a signature. The signatures on the trademark transfer application and the power of attorney must be consistent with the signatures on the application at the time. If they are inconsistent, the transfer will not be approved and the transfer will not be approved midway. The Trademark Office will ask the transferee to provide notarized certificates from both parties. If the transfer cannot be provided, the transfer will be deemed to have been abandoned and will not be approved.

The transfer process for transferring a registered trademark from an individual to a company:

The trademark transferor and transferee need to apply to the Trademark Office for transfer of the trademark at the same time;

The Trademark Office accepts Afterwards, the transferred trademark will be checked for problems and the qualification of the trademark transferee will be reviewed;

If the review is correct, the Trademark Office will send a "Certificate of Approval of Transfer of Registered Trademark" to the transferee.

Documents required for transferring a registered trademark from an individual to a company:

1. "Application for Trademark Transfer";

2. The transferor needs to prepare proof of identity To sign the document, the transferee needs to prepare a clear and valid copy of the latest business copy of the company with the official seal/scanned copy;

3. When applying for transfer, you must also submit relevant supporting documents (notarial certificate);

4. If the application documents are in a foreign language, they must also be confirmed by a translation agency’s signature