The first step is to conduct a trademark search on the designed trademark and determine the final pattern of the trademark. The second step is to prepare all the information required for domestic trademark registration in accordance with the prescribed requirements and sign an entrustment agreement. The third step Step 1: Submit the application to the International Trademark Registry, receive a notice of acceptance from the International Trademark Registry, and obtain a notice of acceptance of the international trademark application. Step 4: Enter the trademark substantive examination stage. At this stage, the international trademark examiner mainly examines whether the trademark complies with the provisions of the Trademark Law. If the principle of first-to-application is violated and the trademark does not comply with the regulations at the next stage, the trademark application will be rejected. When the applicant receives the trademark rejection notice, he or she can apply for trademark rejection review within the specified time. The fifth step in the international and domestic trademark registration process is the trademark announcement and opposition period, which lasts for 3 months. During this stage, anyone who objects to the trademark can submit a trademark opposition application to the International Trademark Office. If the trademark objection is established, the International Trademark Office will notify The trademark applicant prepares a trademark objection defense, and the applicant needs to respond within the specified time. Step 6: Obtain the international and domestic trademark registration certificate. If the domestic and domestic trademark registration goes well, you can obtain the domestic and domestic trademark registration certificate issued by the International Trademark and Patent Office, and you can enjoy the exclusive rights to the trademark.