Today, many trademark colleagues are talking about a hot topic: Xu Rui, director of the Trademark Office of the State Administration for Industry and Commerce, said that it would be nice to have a trademark registration certificate. We were all colleagues, so we didn't take it seriously. Thus, in the eyes of some laymen and in the mouths of some customers, a trademark registration certificate has become popular. Therefore, as a member of the trademark industry, I think it is necessary to remind everyone that a trademark registration certificate and a trademark registration certificate are the same thing.

Let's start with the trademark registration certificate. At present, it takes at least one year to successfully obtain the trademark registration certificate, because the trademark registration certificate is a legal document issued by the State Trademark Office to trademark registrants to prove the scope of their exclusive right to use trademarks in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Trademark Law. The main contents recorded in the trademark registration certificate include: the trademark (pattern), the trademark registration number, the name and address of the trademark registrant, the goods or services approved for use by the registered trademark and their categories, and the start and end dates (validity period) of the exclusive right to use the trademark.

The Trademark Registration Certificate is a written certificate issued for the convenience of trademark registrants, and has the same legal effect as the Trademark Registration Certificate. The applicant for trademark registration certificate must be the owner of the registered trademark.

Obviously, the trademark registration certificate and the trademark registration certificate are the same thing. In fact, the trademark registration certificate can only be processed after the announcement is agreed, that is to say, the trademark registration certificate cannot be processed immediately after the trademark registration.