1 Preliminary review is a necessary procedure for approving registered trademarks stipulated in the Trademark Law. It means that the formal review and substantive review have come to an end, and it means that the relevant reviewers of the Trademark Office believe that the trademark registration application regulations are legal. Regulation. If a trademark applied for registration passes the formal examination and substantive examination, the Trademark Office will preliminarily approve it and make an announcement. The external consequences will be that the trademark has been preliminarily approved and announced to the public.

No, it may be opposed

If a trademark is revoked or the application fails, it will be deemed that the trademark does not exist, let alone a cited trademark.