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1. The method to check whether a trademark has been registered is as follows: 1. When you see a trademark and want to know whether the trademark has been registered, we can look next to the trademark. If there is an R label, the R label means that the trademark has been registered. 2. You can check whether a trademark has been registered through some trademark registration websites on the Internet. 3. When checking whether a trademark has been registered, you need to find a professional agency. 2. How to check online whether a trademark has been registered by others: 1. Search the browser and log in to the China Trademark Network of the State Administration for Industry and Commerce. Review the disclaimer and click the I Accept button if it is acceptable. 2. Click on the top function in the new interface. You can check whether the same or similar trademark has been registered. 3. In the first box of the trademark search interface, the international classification number should be filled in, and Arabic numerals should be entered, starting from 1. If you don’t know what the classification number is, you can click to view product classification help. Similar group numbers in the table can be left blank and not filled in. 4. In the drop-down menu of query method, you can select the query method, such as querying Chinese characters, pinyin, numbers, graphics, etc. The following options will be different depending on the selection here. Select to query Chinese characters. 5. After selecting Chinese characters, many choices will appear below, and you can check them. You need to make appropriate choices based on your actual query requirements. 6. After the settings are completed, it is time to enter the specific content to be queried. 7. After confirming that all parameter settings are correct and filling in the verification code, you can click the automatic query button. 8. Next, the query results page will appear. You can click the View button to view the complete information. Legal objectivity:

Before registering a trademark, compare the trademark to be registered with the trademark that has been registered or announced or has been accepted by the Trademark Office to determine whether the trademark is similar or identical to this trademark. There are two ways to inquire about trademarks: one is to go to the China Trademark Network to inquire about trademarks; the other is to find a trademark agent online to inquire about trademarks; trademark inquiry means that the trademark registration applicant personally or entrusts a trademark agent to go to the trademark registration authority to inquire about the relevant trademark registration. The procedure is to understand whether the trademark you are applying for registration is the same as or similar to the trademark that has been registered or is being registered by others. Pre-application inquiry is an important step in applying for trademark registration. Although the inquiry results do not have legal effect, it can enable trademark registration applicants to be aware of the situation, reduce blindness, and reduce trademark registration risks, thus greatly reducing expenses. At the same time, strive for more application time. Trademark search can only search for trademark information that has been entered into the database, so there is a blank period, or a blind spot. Generally, a similar trademark search is done 4 to 6 months after the trademark application to enhance the success rate of trademark registration. Article 28 of my country's Trademark Law stipulates that if a trademark applied for registration does not comply with the relevant provisions of this Law or is identical or similar to a trademark that has been registered or preliminarily approved by others on the same or similar goods, the trademark shall be replaced by a trademark. The Bureau rejected the application and did not make an announcement. Therefore, an inquiry should be made before applying, so that the trademark can obtain a trademark certificate to the greatest extent possible. At the same time, it generally takes nearly a year for a registered trademark to be accepted by the Trademark Office and announced. If the registered trademark is rejected without inquiry, , not only wasting money, but more importantly, wasting time and delaying the use of the trademark.