1. After receiving the application documents, the registration agency will first conduct a formal review. If the application documents are found to be incomplete or otherwise inconsistent with regulations, the applicant will be notified within a certain period of time and explained or modified. If the applicant fails to explain or make modifications as required by the competent authority within the prescribed time limit, the application will be deemed to have been abandoned.

2. If the application documents are complete, or the applicant provides explanations or modifications to his trademark application within the officially prescribed time limit, the registration agency will conduct a substantive review of the trademark. After review, if the annotation is not prohibited by law, it shall be announced by the Trademark Office. Within two months from the date of announcement of the trademark application, anyone may submit a written objection to the trademark application to the patent registration authority. No objection will be filed two months after the trademark application is announced. Trademark registration and approval announcement.

3. After review, if the trademark application lacks distinctiveness, is a name or trademark listed in prohibited clauses, or if the earlier application or registered trademark conflicts with the earlier application or registered trademark, the registration agency will not accept it. . After receiving the rejection notice, the applicant must submit a reexamination application to the registration agency within the specified period (generally within 4 months from the date of receipt of the notice, and an extension can be applied for under special circumstances). If the registration agency is dissatisfied with the appeal decision, the applicant may, within two months from the date of receipt of the final decision, submit a review application to the review committee while paying the prescribed fees. If the applicant is dissatisfied with the decision of the review committee, he may appeal to the Supreme Court of Appeal within two months from the date of receipt of the decision.