After a trademark is registered, if it has been used continuously for three years within ten years of registration, or has not been used for three consecutive years without authorization or without justifiable reasons, the trademark owner may have his or her trademark rights revoked by others.

my country's "Trademark Law" stipulates that after a trademark is registered, it must be actually used within ten years of registration. Specifically, the trademark registrant shall put the trademark into use within three years from the date of registration and continue to use it within each subsequent three-year period. If the trademark owner fails to use his trademark without authorization or without justifiable reasons for three consecutive years, others may apply to the Trademark Office to revoke his trademark rights. It should be noted that the trademark law does not regulate the actual amount or frequency of use of a trademark. As long as the use of the trademark complies with the trademark use standards stipulated by law, it can be regarded as actual use. In addition, before the trademark right is revoked, the trademark owner can indicate the actual use of the trademark to the Trademark Office within a certain period of time to prove that the trademark has been actually used, thereby protecting its trademark rights.

What happens if the trademark is not used immediately after three years of registration? Failure to use a trademark within three years after registration will not result in the immediate loss of trademark rights, but the trademark owner should start using the trademark as soon as possible to meet the trademark use requirements. If the trademark cannot be actually used within the next three years, the trademark owner should consider abandoning the trademark or applying to the Trademark Office to cancel the trademark.

Trademark rights holders should reasonably plan their trademark use strategies and maintain a certain degree of frequency and scope of trademark use in order to safeguard their trademark rights and interests. If a trademark is not put into use immediately after registration, the trademark owner should activate the trademark as soon as possible and meet the trademark use requirements to protect its own rights and interests.

Legal basis:

Article 49 of the "Trademark Law of the People's Republic of China" Within ten years of registration, any unauthorized or unauthorized use of a trademark for three consecutive years If the registered trademark is not used for any reason, it will be regarded as abandoning the registered trademark, and others can apply to revoke its trademark rights.