The following documents shall be submitted when applying for the pledge registration of the exclusive right to use a trademark;
(1) An application for pledge registration of the exclusive right to use a trademark (the application form is attached);
(2) Copies of the business licenses of the pledgor and pledgee (subject to confirmation and seal by the issuing authority);
(3) A copy of the pledge contract;
(4) A copy of the trademark registration certificate of the pledged trademark;
(5) If an agent is entrusted to handle the registration, a power of attorney from the principal (the applicant is the same as the respondent) shall be submitted;
(6) Other materials that should be submitted.
If the above documents are untrue, the applicant shall bear legal responsibility.
A pledge contract for the exclusive right to use a trademark shall include the following main contents:
(a) the name and address of the pledgor and the pledgee;
(2) Reasons and purposes of pledge;
(3) The pledged trademark and the pledge period;
(four) the value of the exclusive right to use the pledged trademark and the evaluation report of the trademark evaluation institution designated by the State Administration for Industry and Commerce;
(5) Other matters related to the pledged trademark agreed by the parties.
In any of the following circumstances, the registration authority shall not register:
(1) The pledgor is not the legal owner of the exclusive right to use a trademark;
(2) The ownership of the exclusive right to use a trademark is unknown;
(three) other non-compliance with laws and regulations.
In addition, the meanings of mortgage and pledge are different. For example, if I pledge my watch to you to borrow money, you will only lend me money if I give it to you. If it's mortgaged, I still have a watch. I don't need to deliver it. You will lend me the money as long as you register with the relevant department. These two protection methods are different. Pledge is more conducive to the realization of creditor's rights.