1. The meaning of trademark defense and withdrawal. How to defend and withdraw a trademark, you must first understand what a trademark withdrawal is. According to the provisions of Article 44 (4) of the Trademark Law, for a trademark that has been successfully registered (that is, a trademark registration certificate has been legally obtained), a cancellation notice will be issued on the grounds of non-use for three consecutive years. After receiving the "Notice on Providing Evidence of Use of Registered Trademarks" issued by the State Trademark Administration, the trademark registrant must refer to the "Instructions for Providing Evidence of Trademark Use" on the back of the comrade and submit it to the State Administration of Trademark within two months within the previous three years. Evidence of the use of the trademark on protected goods, or proof of legitimate reasons for non-use. This is called trademark defense and withdrawal three. 2. Materials required for trademark defense and withdrawal The trademark defense and withdrawal is to provide the trademark applicant with an opportunity to retain the trademark, with the purpose of encouraging users to actively use the trademark. Before the defense, the trademark applicant needs to provide relevant supporting materials, such as: business license/copy, original "Notice on Providing Evidence of Use of Registered Trademarks" and envelope, which can prove the facts and reasons stated by the respondent for cancellation of the trademark Relevant evidence materials (including: pictures or related materials of trademark use, trademark printing situation, production and sales of trademark products, trademark product transaction documents, trademark use license contracts, trademark product promotion evidence, etc.) The purpose of trademark defense and withdrawal is to be able to Timely resolution of malicious possession of trademarks by users is a big challenge for the agency. First of all, it requires strong professionalism, and secondly, high efficiency. Moreover, the preparation of trademark defense and withdrawal requires a lot of materials and takes a long time. 3. Precautions for Trademark Defense and Cancellation 3. If the following circumstances occur, it will be deemed to be automatically abandoned, and the trademark will be automatically revoked and become an invalid trademark. 1. Failure to provide evidence of use within the time limit; 2. Evidence of use provided is false or invalid; 3. Failure to provide evidence of legitimate reasons for non-use beyond the time limit. The role of trademarks for businesses and individuals is well known. Therefore, reasonable use of trademarks is the most direct way to protect trademarks. It is worth noting that under normal circumstances, the State Trademark Office will not notify the revocation of registered trademarks on its own. Other companies or individuals usually apply to the State Trademark Office (mostly competitors of the trademark). After the State Trademark Administration accepts the application, it will issue a "Notice on Providing Evidence of Use of the Registered Trademark" to the trademark registrant whose trademark is proposed to be withdrawn. 4. If someone files a trademark revocation application, what should you do to prevent the trademark from being revoked? If you receive a "Notice on Providing Evidence of Use of a Registered Trademark" from the Trademark Office, this is enough to attract enough attention, indicating that someone is interested in the trademark. If your registered trademark has filed an application for withdrawal of the third trademark, you must carefully and timely prepare the trademark defense and withdrawal review, such as the trademark defense and withdrawal letter. If it is true, there must be a convincing justification for not using it. If the trademark is indeed in use after registration, it is necessary to collect relevant proof of use, such as product packaging, advertising, documents used for trademark licensing transactions, etc. A registered trademark is unique and patentable. If it is not used, it is equivalent to occupying the registration position of other trademarks, wasting a certain amount of resources, and having a great impact on other businesses and companies. If a trademark is not used within the specified period without reason, it will be removed by the State Trademark Administration and its various qualifications will be cancelled. After removal, it cannot continue to be used. The parties need to submit materials for certification in order to retain their trademarks.