When registering a trademark in Mexico, you usually need to prepare the following information:

1. Trademark pattern:

You need the pattern of the supplier's logo, which can be the trademark name, figure, logo or logo combination. Make sure your trademark pattern is clear and recognizable.

2. Trademark classification:

Determine the international classification to which your trademark belongs, that is, the classification of goods and services. Mexico adopts the international classification system (Nice classification), and you need to determine the classification category applicable to your trademark.

3. Applicant information:

Provide detailed information of the trademark registration applicant, including name, address and contact information.

4. Proof of priority (if applicable):

If you have registered the same trademark in other countries or regions and want to apply for priority in Mexico, you need to provide the corresponding proof of priority.

5. Power of attorney (if applicable):

If you entrust an agency to apply for trademark registration on your behalf, you may need to provide a power of attorney or an authorization document from the agency.

6. Application fee:

You need to pay the application fee for trademark registration. The fee varies according to the type of trademark, the number of categories and the application method. Please consult the Mexican trademark registration agency or professional agency for the latest fee information.

please note that the above are general preparation materials, and the specific requirements may vary according to personal circumstances and trademark types. It is recommended that you consult Mexican trademark registration agencies or professional trademark agencies to ensure that you prepare complete trademark registration application materials.

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