The registration of ".trademark" domain name must be handled through an authorized registrar or authorized agency service agency. A detailed list can be found in the list of registrars and agency service agencies published on the official website of the ".trademark" Domain Name Registration Authority.

Certification service agencies/agencies must also comply with the certification qualification requirements of ICANN and the ".trademark" domain name registration authority, and provide domain name registration, application and related services to ".trademark" domain name registrants. All businesses, including but not limited to domain name registration consultation, usage consultation, domain name registration and renewal, domain name resolution, domain name transfer operations, etc.; shall have the obligation to keep confidential the business secrets of registration applicants learned during the service process.

The ".trademark" domain name applied for registration may violate ICANN regulations, the ".trademark" domain name registration rules, and the relevant laws of the place where the domain name is used, resulting in the prohibition of registration. The certification service agency should make it clear and truthful Applicants are informed that the application will not be accepted. The qualifications of the registrant of the ".trademark" domain name are limited to holding a valid trademark registration certificate (hereinafter referred to as the "trademark certificate") or a valid trademark application acceptance/submission certificate (referring to the status that the trademark application has not been deemed invalid or rejected, hereinafter referred to as the " Trademark Application Certificate") individual, enterprise or organization.

The issuer of the trademark certificate or trademark application certificate must be the country/region/region (excluding states, provinces, cities, etc.) or a member country designated through the Madrid System (hereinafter referred to as the "designated place") For recognized intellectual property organizations, the list of designated places currently adopted by the Registration Authority is detailed in Appendix 1 (the Registration Authority can update the list at any time). For the material requirements for trademark certification and trademark application certification, please refer to ".Trademark" Registration Rules 1.6.

Eligible trademark/trademark application types must be:

lPure text trademark;

lCombined trademark with text and graphics;

lPurely graphic trademarks with recognizable text;

lThe text types included in the trademarks listed above are limited to Chinese characters (simplified or traditional), Latin letters (a-z, not case sensitive), Arabic numerals (0-9);

lSpecial characters in trademark registration, "amp;", "@", need to be replaced with "-", and spaces in the name can be omitted or used " -" to replace.

Trademark rights holders/trademark applicants with the same name as the trademark or the same name for the main part of the trademark are eligible to apply for the same ".trademark" domain name. Specifically, they can follow the naming rules for ".trademark" domain name registration words and the ".trademark" domain name registration words mentioned below. Apply according to the relevant provisions of ".Trademark" Domain Name Opening Process Rules".

If two or more individuals, enterprises, or organizations *** register or apply for the same trademark at the same time, they must authorize one of them to register as the domain name owner as a representative. All trademark holders and trademark applicants shall be deemed To enjoy and exercise the substantial exclusive rights to the domain name as a whole.

For a domain name obtained with a trademark application certificate, after the trademark obtains a registration certification document issued by a recognized intellectual property management agency in the relevant designated place, and submits it to this registration bureau for review through the registrar/agency, can be analyzed and used. Registration word naming text and length requirements:

l Registration word length: 1-63 ASCII characters; one Latin letter, number, dash, corresponding to one character; l If the registered word only consists of Latin letters, numbers , dash and other ASCII characters, the shortest is 1 character and the longest is 63 characters;

lIf the registered word contains one or more Chinese characters, the registered word needs to be Punycoded (xn- -At the beginning, an encoding method developed according to the RFC3492 standard and applied to multilingual domain name DNS systems) transcoding. The registered words need to conform to the above range after transcoding.

For pure Chinese domain names, the shortest registered word is one Chinese character, and the longest string must be less than 63 characters after being transcoded by Punycode;

l When using Latin characters, the original meaning cannot be changed. For example, in French, the tones are removed and only letters are used;

l "-" can only be used to replace special characters in registered trademarks/trademark names in applications, such as "amp;", "@" or trademark names Connections with other permitted information combinations;

l If the eligible registered word is in simplified Chinese form (or traditional Chinese form), its corresponding traditional Chinese form (or simplified Chinese form) or variant form will be retained Registration is not open to analysis; if a series of trademarks has rights to both simplified and traditional Chinese trademark names, the registered words named according to the trademark information can use the corresponding simplified Chinese characters at the same time. The following domain names are prohibited from use or reserved for registration:

l Words or phrases that are not related to trademark registration/application information are prohibited from being used, including but not limited to goods/services that are not related to trademark approval or application for use. Name, or words or phrases that are not related to the name of any product/service in a similar group of goods/services;

l Any administrative division name or geographical division name of the relevant designated place used in the registered word It must have a subordinate relationship with the designated place. If it may conflict or cause confusion with it, its use is prohibited;

l Words or phrases that destroy the independence of trademark registration/application information after being split;

lWords or phrases prohibited from registration by ICANN, including but not limited to all one-character and two-character combinations, names of international organizations or institutions including but not limited to the International Olympic Committee, the International Red Cross Movement and the International Red Crescent Movement, and international intergovernmental Organization name;

lWords or phrases that violate the relevant requirements of the Internet Domain Name Management Measures of the place where the domain name is used;

lRegistered words that only contain regional names, industry common vocabulary, and regional industry common vocabulary ;

lContains only words or phrases that are prohibited from registration by any local laws and regulations;

lRegistered words that conflict with social and public interests;

lOthers A domain name that the ".trademark" domain name registration authority deems should not be registered based on its discretion;

lThe above prohibition on registration requirements, registered/applied trademarks are not exempt.

The “.trademark” domain name registration authority has the final right to interpret the above terms and may approve or reject domain name registration at its absolute discretion. 5.1 Applicants for the ".trademark" domain name who hold valid trademark registrations

i. Electronic information proving the applicant's subject qualifications: including but not limited to business license/business registration certificate/organization code certificate, personal ID card etc.;

ii. Electronic information of valid trademark registration certificate;

iii. Electronic information of other trademark registration certificates (if applicable): including but not limited to trademark renewal, transfer, and change Certification, etc.;

iv. Sign the electronic information of "Commitment Letter for ".trademark" Domain Name Application";

5.2 Applicants for ".trademark" domain names who hold valid trademark applications

i. Electronic information proving the qualification of the applicant: including but not limited to business license/business registration certificate/organization code certificate/personal ID card, etc.;

ii. Electronic proof of trademark application under review Information: including but not limited to trademark acceptance notice/submission certificate, trademark registration application (when the registered word cannot be reflected in the trademark acceptance notice, a trademark registration application must be submitted as the basis for naming the registered word); p>

iii. Sign the ".Trademark" Domain Name Registration Commitment Letter" electronic information.

5.3 Entrusted processing

Sign the electronic information of "Authorization Letter for Registration of ".Trademark" Domain Name";

Other information requirements shall apply to (a) or (above) b) regulations.

5.4 Trademark registration certificate/application certificate

If the above materials cannot be submitted due to loss, destruction or other reasonable reasons, the applicant may submit other legal and valid trademark registration certificates/applications. Proof, including but not limited to screenshots of trademark file information disclosed by relevant designated intellectual property agencies and their data sources, may be accepted by the ".trademark" domain name registration bureau at its discretion.

5.5 Translation of application materials

If the above materials are not written in Chinese or English, the ".trademark" domain name registration bureau must require the applicant to submit translations and other supporting materials.

Registration period, renewal, deletion, change and transfer of ".trademark"

6.1 Registration period, renewal

l Domain name registration effective time, domain name registration The status is subject to the domain name WHOIS record display;

lFor a domain name successfully registered with a trademark certificate, the first registration period must be 10 years, and the renewal period can be 1-10 years. After renewal, the domain name validity period shall not exceed 10 years;

lFor domain names successfully registered with a trademark application certificate, the registration period is limited to 1 year, and during this period the domain name is in a frozen state (in this state, the domain name cannot be resolved and used, cannot be renewed, and cannot be changed) information, cannot be transferred, and the registrar cannot be transferred). If the user applies for renewal after the expiration, it can be renewed for one year after review, and the trademark application will not be deemed invalid or rejected at the time of renewal. After the registrant's trademark obtains the registration certification document issued by the recognized intellectual property management agency in the relevant designated place and submits it to the registration bureau for review through the registrar/agency, the domain name will be unfrozen, and the renewal period and use rights will be the same as the above certificate. Provisions for trademark certification of successfully registered domain names;

l Domain name registrants promise to ensure that the trademark (or trademark application) remains valid during the domain name registration period. If the ".trademark" registration office finds that the registered trademark on which the domain name is registered cannot be renewed in accordance with the trademark validity period specified by the designated trademark issuer, it will notify the domain name registrant and freeze the domain name (in this state, the domain name cannot be renewed). Analysis and use, cannot renew, cannot change information, cannot transfer, cannot transfer registrar), the domain name can not be released until the registrant resubmits a valid trademark certificate through the registrar/agency and it is reviewed and approved by the registry. freeze;

lThe lifetime of the ".trademark" domain name is based on ICANN's general regulations for new top-level domains. After the domain name expires, for domain names that have not been renewed, the registrar can decide to delete the domain name any day within 45 days of expiration based on ICANN's policies and its own business conditions, but it should take reasonable measures to notify the registrant of the domain name expiration deletion rules. . Registrants should pay attention to the expiration deletion rules of their registrar to avoid losses caused by domain name deletion;

l Before the domain name expires, the registrar/agency should effectively notify you via email before the domain name expires. The method reminds the domain name holder to renew the domain name. If the domain name registrant fails to receive the renewal notice and the domain name is expired and deleted, the registration authority is not responsible. Re-registration after deletion of a domain name must follow the domain name registration rules and undergo a new qualification review.

6.2 Deletion and freezing

According to these management rules, ICANN regulations, requirements of the Domain Name Dispute Resolution Center, notices from relevant courts and administrative units where the domain name is used, or other ".trademark" domain names The ".TM" domain name registry has the right to freeze, delete or transfer a registered domain name as the registry deems appropriate in its absolute discretion in order to (i) correct errors made by the certification service or the registry in the registration of the domain name , or (ii) regarding the validity and survival of the relevant trademark, such as expiration, cancellation, or (iii) other invalid conditions discovered by the registry during regular spot checks; or (iv) resolving or enforcing disputes related to registered domain names; (v) ) to prevent non-payment of registration fees; (vi) to comply with relevant laws, governmental regulations or requirements, law enforcement requirements or dispute resolution processes; (vi) to circumvent the rights and interests of the Registrar and its affiliates, subsidiaries, offices, directors and employees civil or criminal liability.

6.3 Change of registrant information

If the domain name owner needs to change the registrant information of the registered domain name, he must submit the corresponding documents in accordance with the ".trademark" registration rules. .Trademark" domain name registration authority or registrar will make changes after review.

6.4 Registrar transfer

Also known as registrar change. Operations need to be carried out in accordance with the relevant regulations on domain name transfer between registrars on ICANN. For details, see the original registrar of the domain name and the registrar to whom the domain name is transferred. Both the original registrar and the registrar to which the domain name is transferred must provide necessary service support to the registrant in accordance with the above regulations.

6.5 Transfer

Also known as domain name transfer. When there is a transfer between registered trademarks/trademarks under application, the transfer can only be carried out after passing the transfer certificate issued by the intellectual property agency recognized by the relevant designated place of the ".trademark" domain name registration bureau and reviewed by the registration bureau; the registered trademark with the same name/ The ".trademark" domain name can also be transferred between trademark owners in the application; the ".trademark" domain name registration information provided by the new domain name owner must also comply with the requirements of the ".trademark" domain name registration rules. The pre-registration period is a registration application period established by the ".trademark" registration bureau before the domain name sunrise period for all qualified applicants to submit domain name registration applications in advance. The purpose is to reserve sufficient time for the trademark on which the application is based. The information will be verified, and no ownership rights will be assigned to any registration applications received during this period;

After the pre-registration ends, it will enter the sunrise period, which is the registration application stage established in accordance with ICANN regulations and lasts for 60 days. The first phase lasts for 60 days. During this period, only trademark holders who hold the global trademark verification mechanism TMCH (hereinafter referred to as TMCH) certified by ICANN will submit registration applications; the second phase is 30 days after the sunrise period. For pre-registration, Qualified applicants who fail to submit registration applications in time during the period will be set up. For registration applications submitted during the sunrise period, registrants need to pay a certain additional information review fee, and ownership rights will not be assigned to registration applications received during this stage;

After the end of the sunrise period, a period of 30 All registration applications received will be allocated during the allocation period. Applicants with no duplicate names and who meet the qualifications will be successfully registered. Applications from TMCH certified trademark holders enjoy priority registration, and applications from trademark registration certificate holders enjoy second priority. Registration applications with the same name and equal qualifications will be auctioned by category. The first group is for applicants with TMCH qualifications, the second group is for applicants with trademark registration certificate qualifications, and the third group is for applicants with trademark application qualifications under review. Each group Special auctions are held at the same time, and the auction rules are based on the highest bidder who can apply for allocation. Domain name registration fees need to be paid separately.

The above pre-registration period, sunrise period, and allocation period are the domain name registration application qualification and information review stages, and there is no WHOIS display. After the domain name is successfully registered, it will be displayed in WHOIS and the domain name usage time will be calculated.

After the allocation period, the domain name public registration period enters. During this period, all qualified applicants can submit applications and allocation will be based on the "first to apply, first to get" rule. The allocation method of duplicate name auction will no longer be used. The order of eligible applications will be determined based on the reception time recorded in the Registration Authority system. Upon receipt of the registration application, the Registration Authority will complete the review within 3 working days.