Trademark applicants need to go to the trademark hall by themselves. The trademark registration process is:

Inquiry before applying for trademark registration (optional procedure) → Prepare application documents → In the trademark Submit the application documents at the lobby acceptance window → confirm the submission of the application at the coding window → pay the trademark registration fee at the payment window → receive the fee receipt

The specific trademark registration process is as follows

Generally, after the trademark applicant receives the receipt, the trademark registration application is almost completed. The Trademark Office will issue some documents to the trademark applicant. After receiving the "Notice of Obtaining the Trademark Registration Certificate", the applicant will go to the Trademark Hall to collect the "Trademark Registration Certificate".

So what materials do you need to provide?

The following documents should be submitted when applying for trademark registration:

1. "Application for Trademark Registration"

When registering a trademark, we need to first contact the Trademark Office Submit 1 copy of "Trademark Registration Application".

2. A copy of the applicant’s ID card document

3. If you entrust an agency to handle the application, you need to submit a "Trademark Agency Power of Attorney".

4. If the trademark applicant applies by himself, a copy of the trademark applicant’s identity document needs to be submitted.

5. Trademark drawings

6. If you claim priority, you should submit a written statement and submit at the same time or within three months from the date of application, priority certification documents, including Original and complete Chinese translation.

7. When applying for registration of another person’s portrait as a trademark pattern, an explanation should be given and a letter of authorization from the person who represents the portrait should be attached.

8. If the various certificates, supporting documents and evidence materials submitted by the applicant are in foreign languages, a Chinese translation shall be attached; if not attached, the certificates, supporting documents or evidence materials shall be deemed not to have been submitted.

9. When a natural person in mainland China applies for trademark registration, in addition to submitting the "Trademark Registration Application", trademark drawings and other materials in accordance with relevant regulations, he should also pay attention to complying with the "Natural Persons' Precautions for Trademark Registration Application" related requirements.