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The process of trademark registration is as follows: 1. Application method: You can go to the Registration Hall of the Trademark Office (Beijing) in person to apply, or you can entrust a trademark agency to apply. 2. Application fee: You need to pay an official fee of 600 yuan to the Trademark Office. If you entrust an agency to handle the application, you also need to pay an agency fee of about 600--800 yuan to the agency. 3. Information required for application: A. A trademark drawing is required; B. The scope of goods or services to be used for the registered trademark; C. Identity documents: (1). For company applications: a copy of the company's business license is required; (2). Individual application: A copy of the individual industrial and commercial household business license and personal ID card is required. 4. Application procedure: A. Search the trademark first. If there is no identical or similar one before, you can prepare application documents and submit the application; B. About 3 months after the application is submitted, the Trademark Office will issue an application to the applicant. An application acceptance notice (this period is called the formal review stage). C. After the formal review is completed, it will enter the substantive review stage, which will take about 9 months. D. If the substantive examination is passed, it will enter the announcement procedure (this period is 3 months, also called the objection period); E. After the announcement period expires, no one raises any objection. You can get the registration certificate. The time for trademark application to be successfully registered is generally about 12-14 months. Legal objective:

Registered trademark is a legal term, which refers to a trademark approved and registered by relevant government departments. Registered trademarks enjoy 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. A registered trademark refers to a brand or part of a brand that has obtained exclusive rights and is protected by law. A registered trademark is a sign that identifies a certain product, service, or a specific person or company related to it. What Kinds of Trademarks Can Be Registered Almost anything can be registered as a trademark. Trademarks can be words, letters and numbers, or a combination of them. What constitutes a trademark can be graphics, colors, symbols, three-dimensional marks (such as the shape and packaging of goods), audio signs (such as music or sounds), or fragrance or distinctive colors. In addition to indicating the commercial source of goods or services, there are other types of trademarks. A collective mark is owned by an association and its members use the collective mark to indicate compliance with certain quality standards and other requirements determined by the association. Representative among these associations are the Institute of Accountants, the Institute of Engineers or the Institute of Architects. A certification mark is a mark used to certify that certain specified standards have been met, but is not limited to use by any member only. Anyone can obtain a certification mark by submitting proof that the product in question meets certain specified standards. For example, the British trademark "Stilton" for cheese is a certification mark. Information required for trademark registration 1. If applying for registration in the name of a company, a copy of the business license must be provided, and the official seal must be stamped on the copy of the business license; 2. If applying for registration under an individual name, a copy of the personal ID card must be provided 1 and a copy of the individual industrial and commercial household's business license. The official seal must be stamped on the copy of the individual industrial and commercial household's business license; 3. Provide the trademark text or pattern, and if the color needs to be protected, a color pattern is also required; 4. Provide the goods to be registered/ The service items can be based on the goods operated by the applicant or the services provided by the applicant, with reference to the ninth edition of the "International Classification of Goods and Services for Trademark Registration" (Nice Classification) and the "Classification of Similar Goods and Services" modified by the Trademark Office based on the above-mentioned international classification table. Form" to fill in; 5. Provide the "Trademark Agency Power of Attorney" with official seal or signature, which can be obtained from this website; especially note that the address on the "Trademark Agency Power of Attorney" should be the registered address on the business license should be completely consistent. How to Register a Trademark First, an application for trademark registration must be submitted to the appropriate national or regional trademark office. The application must contain a clear representation of the mark sought to be registered, including any color, shape or three-dimensional features. The application must also include a list of goods or services on which the mark will be used. The mark must meet several conditions in order to be protected as a trademark or other type of mark. The mark must have distinctive features that enable consumers to distinguish it as a mark identifying a specific product and to distinguish it from other trademarks identifying other products. The mark shall not mislead or deceive consumers, nor shall it violate public order or public ethics. Finally, the trademark rights applied for must not be identical or similar to trademark rights already granted to another trademark registrant.

This may be established by search and examination by a national Office or by objections filed by third parties asserting similar or identical claims.