Not all trademark transfers are successful. Even if there are sufficient materials, there may still be a possibility of trademark transfer failure. According to Bajie Intellectual Property Observation, common reasons for trademark transfer failure are as follows: Trademark rejection 1. Business license has not been inspected annually. Before handling trademark transfer, you should ensure that the trademark transfer The business licenses of the party and the transferee shall normally participate in the annual inspection and the normal annual report shall be published. Otherwise, the Trademark Office may reject the trademark transfer application when handling the trademark transfer. 2. There are obvious changes in the handwriting of the transferor. When submitting the materials required for trademark transfer, the Trademark Office may require the transfer if the Trademark Office discovers that there is a significant change in the signature of the transferred trademark between the applicant's handwriting during the application and the handwriting on the transfer agreement. If a person fails to self-certify, the trademark application risks being rejected. 3. Trademark objections require self-certification. During the announcement period, if the transferor is opposed for violating national laws and regulations, the trademark owner needs to self-certify the objection. If the objection is not self-certified or the self-certification is not established, the Trademark Office will reject the trademark transfer. Apply. 4. Identical or similar trademarks are not transferred together. When a trademark is transferred, there are identical or similar trademarks registered on goods similar to the transferred trademark, which need to be transferred together. Some transferors hold many trademarks. If a trademark that is identical or similar to the transferred trademark is not transferred together with the transferred trademark, the Trademark Office will reject the transfer application. 5. When transferring a trademark without the consent of the registrant, the trademark transfer application is illegally misappropriated and transferred without the consent of the trademark owner. Once discovered, the Trademark Office will reject the trademark transfer application. It is a crime to steal a registered trademark privately. If you find that your registered trademark has been stolen, you should immediately report it to the public security agency and call or send a letter to the Trademark Office to terminate the transfer of the trademark.