Trademark applicants submit trademark application documents to the Canadian Trademark Registration Office. The application documents include an application letter and drawings (word or letter trademarks do not need to submit drawings, and the drawings must be black and white. If the trademark features include color, you need to describe the color). In addition, trademark applications can be in paper form, or electronic applications can be submitted through the official website of the Canadian Intellectual Property Office; individuals or companies that do not have a residence or business location in Canada should entrust someone with a residence or business location in Canada The individual or company is the recipient for delivery. The next trademark will enter the trademark review stage. The trademark registrar will review whether the trademark is registrable, whether it is similar or identical to the trademark applied for online, and whether it complies with the relevant provisions of the trademark law. For trademarks that do not pass trademark review, the trademark will be The examining officer will notify the trademark applicant in writing, requiring the trademark applicant to modify and correct the trademark documents within a time limit. The trademark that passes the examination will enter the trademark announcement period. The trademark opposition period will be three months from the announcement period. During the trademark opposition period, anyone can file an objection against the trademark. During this period, the opponent can make a trademark ruling with the trademark applicant. The trademark that has passed the objection ruling or the trademark that has no objection during the objection period will be approved for registration and Issue a trademark registration letter. Canadian trademark registration completed.

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