Answer: 1. Trademark search

Trademark search is a very important part of trademark application. Doing this step well can help us get twice the result with half the effort.

2. Submit a trademark application

Applying for a trademark will vary depending on the applicant.

(1) If applying for registration under the name of a company, a copy of the business license must be provided, and the official seal must be stamped on the copy of the business license;

(2) Apply under an individual name To register, you need to provide a copy of your personal ID card and a copy of the business license of the individual industrial and commercial household. The copy of the business license of the individual industrial and commercial household must be stamped with the official seal;

(3) Provide the trademark text or pattern, If the color needs to be protected, color drawings must also be provided;

(4) To provide the goods/services to be registered, the applicant can refer to the "Goods and Services for Trademark Registration" based on the goods operated by the applicant or the services provided. Fill in the Tenth Edition of the International Classification of Services and the "Classification Table of Similar Goods and Services" modified by the Trademark Office based on the above-mentioned international classification table;

(5) Provide a "Trademark Agency Power of Attorney" with an official seal or signature 》, the power of attorney can be obtained from this website; especially note that the address on the "Trademark Agency Power of Attorney" should be exactly the same as the registered address on the business license

3. Trademark form review

The content of formal examination is: examination of application documents, examination of trademark drawing specifications, clarity and necessary explanations, and classification examination.

There are three types of review results: notice of acceptance, notice of correction, and notice of rejection.

IV. Substantive examination of trademarks

Substantial examination is the inspection, data retrieval, analysis and comparison, investigation and research conducted by the trademark registration authority to determine whether the trademark registration application complies with the provisions of the trademark law. A series of activities including deciding to grant preliminary approval or reject the application.