Once the company dies, it will not be able to provide a valid business license for annual inspection. If you want to maintain the validity of the trademark under its name through renewal, it may be rejected by the Trademark Office on the grounds that "the enterprise business license with valid annual inspection has not been provided".

In this case, in order to prevent the loss of intangible assets in vain, the trademark must be transferred and renewed as soon as possible.

At the same time, however, it is inconvenient for the cancelled company to handle trademark transfer, and it is impossible to simply provide trademark transfer application and power of attorney like the normal trademark transfer process. The following documents must also be provided:

1, the company cancellation certificate issued by the industrial and commercial department;

2. Company liquidation report;

3, the liquidation group qualification certificate issued by the industrial and commercial departments;

4. Statement of the liquidation group agreeing to the transfer.

The most effective way to keep the trademark when the company cancels is to transfer the trademark according to the above documents and submit an application for trademark renewal.