It is not a formal review, it is generally a formal review.

1. After receiving the trademark registration application, the Trademark Office will first conduct a formal examination. The formal review is mainly divided into three parts: review of the application documents (whether the documents are complete, whether the filling is standardized, and whether the signature/seal is missing), review of the trademark drawing specifications, clear procedures and necessary instructions, and classification review (whether the filled-in products are / review of service items).

2. The preliminary evaluation is a responsive review of the bid and an important step in determining the validity of the bid.

Extended information:

Contents of formal review

1. Applicant qualification review. It mainly examines whether the applicant has the subject qualifications to apply for a registered trademark and whether the goods designated for protection by the applicant's trademark application comply with legal regulations.

2. Whether the foreign applicant has entrusted a trademark agency designated by my country. If a domestic applicant appoints an agent, whether the power of attorney meets the requirements.

3. Whether the application form is filled in in compliance with the regulations. Including whether the applicant's name, seal, and business license are consistent; whether the applicant's address is accurate; whether the goods or services designated by the applicant are standardized and specific, and whether the classification is accurate.

4. Whether the specifications and quantity of the trademark and trademark drawings meet the requirements.

5. Whether the supporting documents to be submitted are complete and whether the fees are paid.

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