Answer Trademark licensing refers to the act of a trademark registrant allowing others to use its registered trademark through legal procedures. Trademark transfer is an act by which a trademark registrant transfers the exclusive right to use a trademark to another party in accordance with legal procedures during the validity period of the registered trademark. Trademark transfer generally takes the following forms: contractual transfer, inheritance transfer, and transfer due to administrative orders. Trademark transfer refers to: 1. If you transfer a registered trademark[1] to another person, you should go to the Trademark Office to go through the transfer procedures of the registered trademark. 2. If the exclusive right to use a trademark is transferred due to a business merger, merger or restructuring, the registered trademark transfer procedures should be handled at the Trademark Office. 3. If the exclusive right to use a trademark is transferred in accordance with a court decision, the transfer procedures must also be completed. 4. When transferring a trademark, you must also transfer the similar trademark on hand. To handle the transfer or transfer of a trademark, you must fill out the "Transfer Application/Registered Trademark Application". Trademark transfer: Starting from September 15, 2002, trademarks that have been applied for but have not yet been approved for registration can also apply for transfer or transfer. Trademark authorization