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Why is my trademark not used for three years? What do you mean, not used for three years? What should I do after being mentioned?
Hello, your trademark has been withdrawn for three years, which should be because you have not used it since your trademark was successfully registered. However, someone wants to register this trademark, so he can only withdraw it from the Trademark Office for three years, so that it is possible to revoke your trademark and he will have the opportunity to register this trademark. (1) If the trademark is withdrawn and not used for three years, the registered trademark will be directly revoked by the Trademark Office. (2) Withdrawing for three years is the legal right given to the parties by the Trademark Law, and it is also the only way for the parties to prove to the Trademark Office the fact that their trademarks are used (Article 39 of the Regulations for the Implementation of the Trademark Law: Anyone who commits the act in Item (4) of Article 44 of the Trademark Law (has not been used for three consecutive years) may apply to the Trademark Office to revoke the registered trademark and explain the relevant situation. The Trademark Office shall notify the trademark registrant to submit the evidential materials used before the application for revocation of the trademark or explain the legitimate reasons for not using it within two months from the date of receiving the notice; If the evidential materials for use are not provided at the expiration of the period or the evidential materials are invalid without justifiable reasons, the Trademark Office shall revoke its registered trademark.