Answer 1. Ways to apply for trademark objection Trademark objection is a legal procedure for soliciting public opinions on the preliminary examination and approval of trademarks, which is clearly stipulated in the Trademark Law and the Regulations for the Implementation of the Trademark Law. Its purpose is to supervise the Trademark Office to confirm the trademark right fairly and openly. If you have different opinions on the trademark that has been preliminarily examined and approved, you may file an objection with the Trademark Office within 3 months from the date of the announcement of the preliminary examination and approval. There are two ways to file an objection application with the Trademark Office: 1, and entrust it to a nationally recognized trademark agency. 2. Dissidents should handle it themselves. There are also two ways for dissidents to apply for trademark objections themselves: (1) directly to the trademark registration hall of the Trademark Office; (2) mail processing. Second, what should I pay attention to when filing an application for trademark opposition? 1. A trademark objection application can only object to a trademark with one number, and each objection application shall be submitted in duplicate. 2. The application for objection shall be typed or printed, other documents shall be written neatly and clearly, filled in with pen and signature pen or printed with typewriter, and the relevant evidence shall be arranged in a table of contents and corresponding page numbers. 3. The category of the objected trademark and its preliminary approval number, the name and address of the object (subject to the trademark applicant in the trademark announcement) must be clearly filled in; The objected trademark is applied for registration through a trademark agency, and the name of the trademark agency is also required. 4. Be sure to fill in the name and contact information of the objector who raises the objection clearly, and affix the same seal as the name of the objector at the place where the applicant seals (if the objector is a natural person, it must be signed or sealed). 5. Identity certificate of the dissenter: including a copy of the business license (stamped with the official seal of the company) and a copy of the ID card, etc. 6. The application date of trademark objection is the date when the Trademark Office receives the application. The last day of the objection period is a holiday, which can be postponed to the first working day after the holiday according to regulations. 7. The objection may be accompanied by reasons for objection or a copy of the announcement of preliminary examination of the objected trademark. 8. The Trademark Office shall give a copy of the trademark objection to the objector and give a reply within 30 days. Failure to reply within the time limit shall be deemed as waiver of the right of reply, and the Trademark Office shall make a ruling. trademark oppositions