Q: Can I apply for the cancellation of a trademark? The answer is definitely yes. A trademark cancelled due to non-renewal will automatically become invalid after the expiration of the last protection period, and the trademark will return to the public domain, and others can freely use the trademark, which does not constitute infringement. However, regarding the re-registration of a revoked trademark by others, according to Article 46:' If a registered trademark has not been renewed after its expiry, the Trademark Office shall not approve an application for trademark registration that is the same as or similar to the trademark within one year from the date of revocation. It should be pointed out that the decision not to postpone and cancel was made afterwards. Where a trademark registrant applies to revoke its trademark on some designated goods, the Trademark Office will return it with a note on the original, or issue a focus and make an announcement. Where the original trademark holder and other trademark applicants apply for revocation of the trademark at the same time, there is no priority. The above is all the contents that can be applied if the trademark is cancelled. I hope I can help you.