Trademark applications are also rejected in many cases, so the premise of registering a trademark is that there is a risk of registration failure. So how to avoid the risk of registration failure as little as possible, and what should I do if registration fails? First of all, let me explain to you that there is no refund if you can't register. You must bear the registration risk. No matter which cost organization applies for you, 100% registration will not be successful. Rescue method for failed registration: 1 Re-find the professional consultant of the trademark agency, give them the trademark, let them check it first, judge the probability of trademark success, and minimize the probability of registration failure. 2. it was rejected. Look at the specific reasons for rejection and carefully compare it with the cited trademark. If they are really similar, it will easily lead to confusion. Then there is no need to review. If it is not very similar, you can consider reviewing it. Provide evidence that you first used the trademark during the review. Reference information: trademark rejection review process Finally, if the probability of successful trademark rejection review is very small, you can only give up this trademark and apply for a new trademark. Tip: On the premise of submitting your trademark, don't spend a lot of money to promote your brand. If you fail to register, you will waste your own expenses and costs. It is suggested to go to some cost agencies to directly purchase and transfer a registered trademark. trade mark registration