There are strict distinctions between trademarks in the United States. For registered trademarks, the validity period of the trademark is ten years from the date of trademark registration. After the trademark expires, you can apply for an extension and extend it at the same time. It can also be extended, and each extension is for ten years. If the trademark has been used in the United States, you can apply for registered trademark based on the actual use. When applying, you need to provide evidence of the use and the time of use in the United States so far. After approval by the relevant departments You can obtain certification documents for a U.S. trademark; another situation is that the trademark is not currently used in the United States but is intended to be used in the United States. You can apply to the Trademark Office according to the specific circumstances, and it needs to be approved within 6 months. Provide the basis for use and the time of use of the trademark in the United States within one month. Once the proof of use of the trademark is recognized by the relevant departments, you can obtain the U.S. trademark registration certificate.

The trademark registration period is 10 years, and can be renewed after 10 years. Each renewal period is ten years. According to Article 37 of the Trademark Law, the validity period of a registered trademark is ten years, calculated from the date of approval of registration. According to Article 38 of the Trademark Law, if a registered trademark has expired and needs to be continued to be used, it shall apply for renewal of registration within six months before expiration; if no renewal application is submitted during this period, six months may be granted. month of grace. If the extension period expires and the application has not been filed, the registered trademark will be cancelled. The term of each renewal of a registered trademark is ten years. After the registration renewal is approved, it will be announced.