First of all, when applying for foreign trademark registration, you need to register the trademark domestically, and the registration has been accepted or has passed the preliminary review stage. According to relevant laws and regulations, Chinese enterprises or individuals can apply for trademark protection in one country or multiple countries according to their own needs.

Secondly, when registering a trademark in Madrid, you need to prepare. A detailed trademark application. This application includes the name of the trademark application, the goods and services, and the category. You also need to prepare a trademark agency power of attorney signed or stamped by the applicant. This power of attorney needs to be processed by a domestic agency. In addition, if the applicant is a company, you need to provide a business license, but if the applicant is an individual, you need to provide a clear copy of your ID card. If the applicant has an English name, a certificate of that English name is also required. In addition, 20 layers of trademark patterns need to be prepared. If it is a color icon, color printing needs to be prepared, and detailed explanations and elaborations must be made. The last thing you need to provide is the attached Chinese nationality certificate. Madrid trademark application must be a mutual application for registration among the member countries of the Madrid Organization Alliance. Therefore, before applying, you need to determine whether the country you are applying for is a member of Madrid.

Madrid trademark registration takes about six months from application to acceptance. After acceptance, it will be reviewed within 12 to 18 months, which is also a relatively long process. In addition, the content you apply for registration must be consistent with the content of the domestic trademark applied for registration, and cannot exceed the scope.