Having a trademark registration certificate means that the trademark registration is successful.

TM Trademark

TM means that the trademark is under application and will be marked in the upper right corner of the trademark. TM is not recognized by the National Trademark Office, but a trademark application has been filed with the National Trademark Office. TM is the abbreviation of English trademark, which means trademark. The law does not regulate the use of the TM mark. The use of the "TM" mark has no correspondence with whether the trademark has applied for registration, whether it has been accepted, whether it has received a preliminary approval announcement, whether it has been opposed, or whether it has been approved for registration.

R trademark

R, a trademark that has been registered and protected by trademark law, is marked in the upper right corner of the trademark. For R, it means that the Trademark Office has issued a trademark certificate and has been recognized. A trademark can be marked with a "registered trademark" or registered mark on the goods, product packaging, instructions or other attachments. If the trademark you buy is marked with TM, it is recommended not to buy it because it is not protected by the Trademark Office. Remember, when buying products, be sure to choose those marked with an R mark.

C Copyright

Finally, let’s talk about C. You may be unfamiliar with C. C means Copyright, which represents a copyright statement, but it may not necessarily be registered through legal means or some improperly registered digital product representations. Copyright copyright generally appears on publications, which means that the publication is authorized and is not pirated. However, copyright authorization is subject to geographical and time restrictions.