1. The information provided is different. 1. Registration in the name of an individual: a copy of the individual business license, a copy of the ID card, and a clear trademark logo. 2. Company name registration: a copy of the company’s business license and a clear trademark logo. 2. Whether the business scope is affected by the business license 1. If it is registered in the name of a company, the scope of the registered trademark is not restricted by the business scope of the business license.

2. When registering in an individual’s name, the registered trademark must be consistent with the business scope of the individual industrial and commercial household’s business license. 3. If the trademark ownership is different, if the company goes bankrupt, the trademark will be invalid. This problem does not exist in the name of an individual. 4. When registering an individual, the category of goods and services registered as a trademark must be related to the business scope on the business license; the category of goods and services registered by a company is not limited. This is also to prevent high-end trademark "scalpers" who use the pretext of individual industrial and commercial households to register trademarks as their main business. 5. When applying for a trademark, there are also different requirements for the name of the applicant for trademark registration. A self-employed person can apply for trademark registration in the name of the applicant with the trade name registered in the "Individual Industrial and Commercial Household Business License", or in the name of the person in charge registered on the license; or in the name of all partners*** File an application for trademark registration at the same time. Note: A registered trademark enjoys the exclusive right to use a certain brand name and brand logo. This brand name and brand logo are protected by law and cannot be imitated by any other enterprise. Protected by law, trademark registrants enjoy exclusive rights to trademarks.