Crayfish has been everyone's favorite for some time. Whether you are in a restaurant, ordering takeout or cooking by yourself, there will be traces of crayfish. So during that period of time, crayfish easily became one of the most talked-about dishes, to the extent that people couldn’t get enough of it.

As for the category of the crayfish trademark, we can check it through the trademark encyclopedia. The crayfish trademark belongs to category 29-2902-non-live aquatic products-lobster (non-live) 290057. There are many types of food in this category, so if you want to know about others, you can check on the website.

As intellectual property rights are further valued by enterprises and society, trademark registration or trademark transfer in Taiyuan has become a quick way for enterprises to obtain trademarks. Compared with trademark registration, trademark transfer takes a shorter time to obtain. But at the same time, some misunderstandings will arise. What should we do to get around them? We must first understand where the misunderstanding exists.

Whether the transferor has the right to dispose of the transferred trademark is the first issue we need to discuss, because sometimes, when a trademark is transferred separately, it is very likely that the trademark transferor is not the trademark registrant. , without the right to dispose of trademarks, trademark transfer will also be impossible. Even if a trademark transfer contract is signed, the trademark transfer application at the Trademark Office will not be approved.

In this case, the transferee and transferor need to provide corresponding evidence to prove that they are the registrant of the trademark and have the right to dispose of the trademark. The trademark registration certificate, trademark transfer contract, transaction authorization letter and other materials can be inspected. Transactions can only be carried out after confirming whether the trademark owner is the real one.

There is also the issue of trademark opposition, which is an issue that needs to be paid attention to when transferring a trademark. Because the trademark registration process requires a 3-month trademark opposition period. Only if no problems occur within this period can the registration be successful. If the purchased trademark is still in the trademark opposition period, as long as individuals and companies object to the trademark, the trademark may be revoked at any time, resulting in failed registration. Therefore, trademark transfer does not count.

In the process of purchasing a trademark, you also need to pay attention to whether there are any restrictions on the trademark such as pledge. Because trademarks can be pledged to obtain tangible wealth, transferring a trademark at this time is undoubtedly asking for trouble. Once problems arise, a lot of time will be wasted between being involved in trademark disputes and trying to withdraw, so it is also important to clarify the status of the trademark.