Many products will apply for registered trademarks after they have a certain degree of popularity. Registered trademarks have great advantages, but registered trademarks must also meet specified conditions. Sometimes trademarks are valid for a certain period of time. If not used within the period, it will be revoked. So, how to apply for trademark revocation? The following will introduce it to you. I hope it can help you. 1. How to apply for trademark withdrawal 1. The applicant submits an application. The applicant submits an "Application for Cancellation of Suspension of Use of a Registered Trademark for Three Consecutive Three Years" to the Trademark Office, and explains in writing the "non-use" of the trademark; 2 After the Trademark Office accepts the application for cancellation of non-use for three years, it will issue a "Notice on Providing Evidence of Use of a Registered Trademark" to the registrant, requiring the registrant to submit evidence of the registered trademark within 2 months from the date of receipt of this notice. Evidence of actual use; 3. The registrant submits evidence of use on schedule. After receiving the evidence materials, the Trademark Office will review the evidence and determine the facts. If the review determines that the evidence can prove that the registered trademark has been actually used within the specified three-year period, a "decision letter to continue the validity of the trademark registration" will be issued. Otherwise, a "decision letter to cancel the trademark registration" will be issued; 4. Submitting a Cancellation Review Application If the registrant and the cancellation applicant are dissatisfied with the cancellation decision or maintenance decision made by the Trademark Office, they can submit a "cancellation review application" to the Trademark Review and Adjudication Board. After filing an application for trademark cancellation, how do you need to prove that the other party has "not used the trademark for three consecutive years"? In fact, the applicant does not need to prove it. The trademark owner needs to prove that the trademark applied for cancellation has been actually used. 2. Tips for applying for withdrawal of the third degree. In whose name should you apply. Generally, the actual demander is not considered as the cancellation applicant. In other words, if his trademark hinders your trademark application, you should not take action personally. Instead, find a third party who is not related to you as the applicant. The purpose of this is to dilute our needs and goals and help improve the success rate of cancellation; on the other hand, if the cancellation fails, we can also discuss transfer and acquisition issues; Product items applying for cancellation. If the applicant for the disputed trademark applied for registration for multiple goods and services when applying, then when we revoke the application, we must withdraw it completely and comprehensively. If in the subsequent review process, the registrant cannot provide a comprehensive If you use the evidence effectively, your chances of winning will be better; Time to withdraw the third application. Cleverly arrange the time points of "withdrawal" and "new application" to win over the trademark, at least to win your name first and become a new applicant for the trademark. At present, the relatively safe approach is to submit the registration application at the same time as the withdrawal. Under normal circumstances, a trademark will be rejected. If the result of the withdrawal of the trademark cannot be concluded during the rejection review process, you can make a written request to the Trademark Review and Adjudication Board to suspend the trial and wait for the result of the withdrawal of the trademark to be determined before making a trial. 3. How long does it take for a trademark to be withdrawn? Normally, after the applicant submits an application for trademark withdrawal to the Trademark Office, the Trademark Office will make a decision within 9 months from the date of acceptance of the application; if the case is complex or other If extension is required under special circumstances, the period will be extended by 3 months, that is, 12 months. Article 49, Paragraph 2 of the Trademark Law stipulates: If a registered trademark becomes the common name of the goods approved for use or is not used for three consecutive years without justifiable reasons, any unit or individual may apply to the Trademark Office to cancel the registered trademark. After receiving the application, the Trademark Office will notify the trademark registrant to provide proof of use within a time limit. If the trademark is not provided within the time limit or is invalid, the registered trademark will be revoked.