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Do state-owned enterprises need to evaluate and report to the SASAC when transferring trademarks?

The entire process of trademark transfer takes about eight months. The specific time depends on the situation of the Trademark Office. 1. Transfer Form The transfer of a registered trademark is an act by which the trademark registrant transfers the exclusive right to use the trademark to another party in accordance with legal procedures during the validity period of the registered trademark. The transfer of registered trademarks generally takes the following forms: 1. Contract transfer. The transferor stipulates the content of the transferred registered trademark, mutual rights, obligations and liability for breach of contract through a contract. This form of transfer is generally paid, that is, the transfer A person charges a certain transfer fee by transferring the exclusive right of a registered trademark. 2. Succession and transfer There are two situations for the inheritance and transfer of a registered trademark: (1) After the registered owner (natural person) dies, that is, after the end of his life, an heir will inherit all the registered trademarks owned by the deceased according to the inheritance procedure. (2) Succession and transfer when the enterprise as the owner of the registered trademark is merged or merged. 3. Transfer due to administrative order This form of transfer generally occurs in countries with public ownership. The administrative orders mentioned here are mainly those plans and administrations that cause the transfer of property. For example, if my country's state-owned enterprises are divided, merged, dissolved or transferred according to administrative orders, the subject of registered trademarks will inevitably change.