The process of trademark objection application There are two ways to file an objection application with the Trademark Office: (1) Entrust a nationally recognized trademark agency to handle it. (2) The dissenter shall handle it himself. There are also two ways for dissidents to apply for trademark opposition by themselves: 1. Go directly to the trademark registration hall of the Trademark Office; 2. Handling by mail. Generally speaking, the process of trademark objection application is as follows: (1) signing an agency contract with an agency; (2) The lawyer writes the reasons for the objection application; (4) The lawyer submits objection application materials to the Trademark Office; (5) The Trademark Office accepts and hears the case; (6) The Trademark Office issues an objection ruling; (7) The agency shall notify the customer immediately after receiving the ruling (the whole process usually takes one and a half to two years).