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What is the invoice for trademark registration fees?

There is no need to apply. After paying the official fee, the Trademark Office will regularly mail you the corresponding receipt.

Article 1 In order to regulate trademark application and registration activities, regulate malicious trademark applications, maintain the order of trademark registration management, and protect the interests of the public, in accordance with the Trademark Law of the People's Republic of China (hereinafter) (hereinafter referred to as the Trademark Law) and the "Regulations for the Implementation of the Trademark Law of the People's Republic of China" (hereinafter referred to as the Implementation Regulations of the Trademark Law), formulate these regulations.

Article 2 When applying for trademark registration, you must comply with the provisions of laws, administrative regulations and departmental rules, and have the actual need to obtain the exclusive right to trademark.

Article 3 The principle of good faith shall be followed when applying for trademark registration. The following behaviors are not allowed:

(1) Application for trademark registration in bad faith without purpose of use as stipulated in Article 4 of the Trademark Law; (2) Article 13 of the Trademark Law Article 15 of the Trademark Law stipulates that copying, imitating or translating other people’s well-known trademarks;

(3) It falls under Article 15 of the Trademark Law, where the agent or representative applies to register the principal or representative’s trademark without authorization ; knowingly knowing the existence of a trademark previously used by others and applying for registration of the trademark based on a contract, business relationship or other relationship; (4) It falls under Article 32 of the Trademark Law and damages the existing trademark of others. prior rights or using unfair means to preemptively register a trademark that has been used by others and has certain influence;

(5) Applying for trademark registration by deception or other unfair means;

(6) Other violations of the principle of good faith, public order and good customs, or other adverse effects.

Article 4 Trademark agencies shall abide by the principle of good faith. If you know or should know that the client's application for trademark registration falls under any of the following circumstances, you shall not accept his entrustment:

(1) The application for trademark registration is made in bad faith without the purpose of use as stipulated in Article 4 of the Trademark Law;

(2) It falls under the provisions of Article 15 of the Trademark Law;

(3) It falls under the provisions of Article 32 of the Trademark Law.

In addition to applying for trademark registration for its agency services, trademark agencies are not allowed to apply for registration of other trademarks, and they are not allowed to disrupt the order of the trademark agency market by improper means.

Article 5 If the trademark registration department finds that the trademark registration application is a malicious trademark registration application that is not intended for use in violation of Article 4 of the Trademark Law, it shall reject it in accordance with the law and shall not make an announcement.

The specific review procedures will be formulated separately by the trademark registration department in accordance with the Trademark Law and the Implementing Regulations of the Trademark Law.

Article 6 If a trademark that has been initially approved and announced is opposed during the announcement period due to violation of these regulations, the trademark registration department shall, upon review, deem that the objection is justified and shall make a decision not to register it in accordance with the law. .

If a trademark application for review of rejection or disapproval of registration is found by the trademark registration department to be in violation of these regulations, it shall make a decision to reject or disapprove the registration in accordance with the law.

Article 7: If an application for invalidation of a registered trademark is made within the statutory period due to violation of these regulations, and the trademark registration department deems that the reason for invalidation is established after review, it shall make an application in accordance with the law. A ruling declaring a registered trademark invalid.

If the trademark registration department finds that a registered trademark violates these regulations, it shall declare the registered trademark invalid in accordance with Article 44 of the Trademark Law.

Article 8 When determining whether a trademark registration application violates Article 4 of the Trademark Law, the trademark registration department may comprehensively consider the following factors:

(1) The applicant or the existence of the applicant The number of registered trademarks applied for by related natural persons, legal persons, and other organizations, designated categories of use, trademark transactions, etc.;

(2) The applicant’s industry, business conditions, etc.;

(3) The applicant is found by an effective administrative decision or ruling or judicial judgment to have engaged in malicious registration of trademarks or infringed upon the exclusive rights of others to register trademarks;

(4) The trademark applied for registration is incompatible with others The trademark with a certain degree of popularity is the same or similar;

(5) The trademark applied for registration is the same as or similar to the name of a well-known person, company name, company name abbreviation or other commercial logo;

(6) Other factors that the trademark registration department deems should be considered.