Yes, you need to provide the following information: A. Registration application form; B. Copy of contract; C. Copy of patent certificate or patent application acceptance notice; D. Identity certificate of the assignor; E. Other documents. 6. Situations in which the filing of a patent license contract is not allowed: A. The patent right is terminated or declared invalid, and the patent application is rejected, withdrawn or deemed to be withdrawn; B. Without the consent of the patentee or applicant, One party enters into a patent agreement with others without authorization; C. Repeated filing applications for the same patent contract; D. The term of the patent contract exceeds the validity period of the patent right; E. Other violations of legal provisions. 1. Ordinary license: In the form of "small profits but quick turnover", the licensor allows the licensee to use the registered trademark under the contract within the specified geographical scope. At the same time, the licensor reserves the right to use the registered trademark within the region and to grant third parties the right to use the registered trademark. This licensing method is mostly suitable when the licensee has limited production capacity or the product market demand is large. The licensor can choose several licensees, and the selling price of each license is relatively low, so it is a A "small profits but quick turnover" approach. For the licensee, the right to use the trademark obtained is non-exclusive. Therefore, if the registered trademark involved in the contract is used by a third party without authorization, the licensee is generally not allowed to sue the infringer in its own name, but can only report the relevant circumstances. Notify the licensor, who will take necessary measures against the infringement. 2. Exclusive license: Exclusive use against the trademark owner means that within the specified geographical scope, the licensee has the exclusive right to use the registered trademark authorized for use. The licensor may not license the same trademark to a third party, nor may the licensor itself use the trademark in the region. The royalties for exclusive licenses are much higher than other licenses, so only when the licensee considers the market effect of product competition and believes that it is necessary to exclusively use the trademark in a certain area will request such a license. The legal status of the licensee is equivalent to that of a "quasi-trademark owner". When trademark infringement is discovered within the specified territory, the licensee can directly sue the infringer as an "interested party". 3. Exclusive license: concurrent use by the trademark owner and the licensee. In this case, in addition to the licensor giving the licensee the right to use its registered trademark, the licensee may also enjoy the right to exclude third parties from using the trademark. That is, the licensor may not grant the same license to any third party, but the licensor retains its own right to use the same registered trademark. An exclusive license simply excludes third parties from using the trademark in that territory. Dandong Dongcheng Professional Agent Trademark License Use Recorded Trademark Information