The "Registration Application Acceptance Notice"

is a notice issued by the Trademark Office after receiving the registration application and conducting a formal review.

The formal review is mainly divided into three parts: review of the application documents (whether the documents are complete, whether the filling is standardized, whether the signature/seal is missing), review of the trademark drawing specifications, clear procedures and necessary instructions, Classification review (review of the reported goods/services). During the formal examination process, the Trademark Office mainly issues three types of notices: "Notice of Acceptance", "Notice of Supplement and Correction" and "Notice of Rejection of Acceptance".

The "Notice of Acceptance of Registered Trademark"

is a voucher that the Trademark Office gives to the party after receiving the application, similar to a receipt. After the applicant submits a complete trademark registration application to the Trademark Office, the Trademark Office will issue the applicant a "Notice of Acceptance", notifying the applicant that the Trademark Office has accepted his application and informing him of the filing date. The trademark acceptance notice can usually be obtained in about one month.