Trademark Search

Trademark search is a crucial step in the trademark application process, mastering which can greatly enhance our efficiency. A trademark search is highly professional; relying solely on a system is far from sufficient. Just like using the 114sb search, it will provide a trademark search report, but it's advisable to consult with experts in the field. Understand the success rate of your trademark registration. Perfect your trademark registration plan to avoid wasting time and resources.

Submit Trademark Application

Trademark applications vary depending on the applicant.

For registration under the company name, a copy of the business license is required, and an official seal must be affixed to the copy of the business license.

2. For registration under a personal name, please provide a copy of the individual's ID card and a copy of the business license for individual proprietors, with the official seal affixed to the copy of the business license.

Trademark text or design, if color protection is required, a color sample must also be provided.

Please provide the goods/services to be registered, which should be based on the applicant's own goods or services offered, and filled out in accordance with the 10th edition of the "International Classification of Goods and Services for the Purpose of Registration of Marks" (Nice Classification) and the "Table of Distinctive Similar Goods and Services" amended by the Trademark Office based on the aforementioned international classification table.

Please provide a stamped or signed "Trademark Agency Authorization Letter," which is available on our website. Pay special attention that the address on the "Trademark Agency Authorization Letter" must match the registered address on the business license exactly.

Trademark Form Examination

The content of the form review includes: examination of the application documents, review of the specifications, clarity, and necessary descriptions of the trademark design, and classification review.

Review results include: Notice of Acceptance, Notice of Rectification, and Notice of Non-Acceptance.

Trademark Substantive Examination

Substantive examination is the process conducted by the trademark registration authority to check whether a trademark registration application complies with the provisions of the Trademark Law, including data retrieval, analysis and comparison, investigation, and research, and ultimately deciding to preliminarily approve or reject the application.

After a 3-month trademark公告 period with no objections, the trademark certificate was issued.