No, change generally refers to the change of the name or address of the trademark owner or the change of the appointed agent. If these situations do occur, it is very beneficial to submit an application for change and keep the filing materials of the Trademark Office consistent with the real situation, which will be more convenient in the future. Just apply for renewal six months before it expires, and of course there is a grace period of six months.

In addition, change and correction are two different concepts. Correction does not involve substantive changes, only clerical errors, input errors, etc. More regularity involves substantial changes.

I don't know if I made myself clear.