Xinzhou, known as the "lock key in northern Shanxi", is a city under the jurisdiction of Shanxi province. Xinzhou is a tourist hot spot, with famous scenic spots such as Wutai Mountain, a Buddhist holy place, and Yanmenguan, which is the "Nine Saints Respect the First Pass". Many applicants in Xinzhou will choose to buy registered trademarks, which not only saves time, but also greatly increases the pass rate. The following eight tricks will share the cost and process of trademark transfer in Xinzhou for you.

1. Xinzhou trademark transfer process: application → acceptance → review → announcement → issuance of transfer certificate.

Second, the way to handle the trademark transfer in Xinzhou:

Applicants can choose to handle it in person or entrust an agency according to their own situation. Applicants need to find a good buyer in person and then go back and forth to the Trademark Office several times, prepare the materials and submit them to the Trademark Office, take the acceptance notice once, take the announcement notice once, and finally get the trademark certificate once. If it is successful, it will be four times. If it is not successful, you need to go to the Trademark Office more, as long as you submit it yourself. Everyone must go to the lobby of the Trademark Office to get the documents himself. The Trademark Office will not provide mailing service to the applicant. Of course, the applicant can write a power of attorney and entrust others to get them.

III. Materials required for trademark transfer in Xinzhou:

1. Copy of trademark registration certificate;

2. Two copies of the registrant's ID card; The transferor of the company's trademark needs to provide a copy of the business license valid for annual inspection with 2 official seals

3. A copy of the transferee's subject qualification (the transferee is an individual: provide a copy of the ID card and a self-employed license; The transferee is provided by the company: a copy of the business license valid for annual inspection with official seal);

4. The transferor shall provide a notarized copy of the transfer statement (if it can be ensured that the transferor's signature is consistent with the signature when applying for the trademark, notarization may be temporarily omitted);

5. The transfer application, transfer agreement and transfer statement are made by the agency;

one contract, life-long after-sale.