Candles are a kind of lighting tool. In ancient times, they were mainly made of animal fat. In modern times, they are mainly made of paraffin. They can emit light by burning. In ancient times, when there was no electricity, candles were especially important. With the With the continuous development of science and technology, everyone now uses electric lights as lighting. Although candles are gradually withdrawing from the lighting stage, they are still meaningful in other scenes, such as birthday wishes and death condolences.

As an enduring product, its future development prospects are also very promising. If a manufacturer wants to produce candles for sale, the first step is to have a candle trademark. If you are in a hurry, the editor of Bajie Intellectual Property Network recommends that companies can obtain a candle trademark through transfer. Let’s learn about the specific transfer process with the editor.

1. The buyer and seller sign a "Trademark Transfer Contract/Agreement" for candles

2. The original holder of the candle trademark will process the trademark notarization, which usually takes 3-5 working days. Can be completed

3. Submit the required materials for candle trademark transfer and the notarial certificate to the Trademark Office

4. The Trademark Office will issue an acceptance letter in about 1-2 months. And began a review of candle trademarks.

5. After the Trademark Office accepts the application, it will publish an announcement and issue a "Certificate of Approval of Transfer of Registered Trademark" to both parties in about 5-8 months.

Trademark is the only way for consumers to distinguish your candle from other brands. It also represents the quality and safety of the candle and the reliable source of the product. The more important point is that a trademark is an intangible asset of a company, and it will continue to appreciate in value as the company's popularity increases. The above is what the editor of Bajie Intellectual Property Network will teach you today about the transfer process of candle trademarks.