when the trademark applied for registration has passed the preliminary examination and entered the 3-month objection period after the preliminary examination announcement, once it is objected by others, the trademark objection procedure will be started. The trademark applied for registration becomes an objected trademark, even if the registration announcement has been published, the registration announcement is invalid (Note: In order to publish the "Trademark Announcement" on time, the printed version of the Trademark Registration Announcement will often be arranged a few days before the expiration of the objection period, and when other people's trademark objections are raised a few days or even the last day before the deadline for objection, plus the transit time required for mailing, there will be both objections and "registration announcements"). Whether the applicant can obtain the exclusive right to use the trademark depends on the trademark office's objection to the trademark. After accepting the application for trademark objection, the Trademark Office will promptly send the dissenter's "Application for Trademark Objection" and copies of the objection reasons and evidence materials to the objecting party, and limit the objecting party to reply within 3 days from the date of receiving the copy of the trademark objection. If the objecting party fails to make a written reply within the limited time limit, it will be regarded as giving up the right of reply and the objection procedure will proceed as usual. The materials to be submitted for trademark objection defense are as follows: 1. A trademark agency power of attorney stamped or signed by the applicant. 2. If the applicant is a company, please provide a copy of the business license with valid seal; if it is a natural person, please provide a copy of the signed ID card. 3. Objection evidence material (this material is provided under the guidance of our lawyer). trademark oppositions