Of course, if the trademark has been transferred by a good buyer before cancellation, this result is the best. If no new buyer is found, the trademark transfer will be handled as follows:
(1) owned by shareholders:
After the cancellation of the company, the assets of the company that have been forgotten shall be owned by the shareholder * * *; Within the scope of inheriting the company's assets, its shareholders continue to be responsible for the company's outstanding debts.
(2) Go to personal name:
A trademark can be transferred to an individual's name through trademark transfer for subsequent use or other purposes.
③ Transfer to other companies:
If the enterprise has other companies, it can be transferred to other companies.
(4) Sales trademarks:
Trademarks are valuable, and enterprises can sell them by trademark transfer before the company is cancelled.
(5) trademark transfer:
For example, the successor of rights and obligations after the merger, division and restructuring of enterprises, the shareholders or investors who inherit their rights and obligations after the cancellation of enterprises, and the compulsory execution and transfer to the new obligee according to the court ruling.
So how to handle trademark transfer?
Trademark transfer needs to go through the formalities in the Trademark Office, and its process includes: application → acceptance → review → announcement → issuance of transfer certificate.
1. The seller and the buyer sign the trademark transfer contract/agreement.
2. Trademark notarization is generally completed within 3-5 working days after the trademark holder obtains the trademark declaration notarial certificate.
3. Submit the prepared materials and notarial certificate to the Trademark Office, and then pay the transfer fee (generally 1000 yuan).
4. The Trademark Office issued an acceptance letter about 1-2 months, and began to examine it.
5. The Trademark Office will issue an announcement about 5-8 months after accepting it, and issue a certificate of approval and transfer of the registered trademark to both parties.