Check whether a trademark has been registered

Follow the operation prompts and truthfully fill in the Trademark-related information, and you will be able to view all public information about the trademark; or you can bring the required materials in person to the Trademark Office for detailed inquiries. Before submitting a trademark registration application, it is recommended to conduct a trademark search as a priority. The main purpose is to search whether there are any conflicting trademark registration rights. Next, the editor of Legal Savior Network will introduce relevant content to you.

1. Check whether the trademark has been registered

The specific steps to check whether a trademark has been registered are as follows: First, the party concerned needs to log in to the official website of the regional trademark bureau. Online platform, and then fill in the required information accurately and completely according to the instructions on the page in order to check the announcement materials related to the specific trademark; or you can choose to go directly to the Trademark Office to search for relevant information.

Before formally submitting a trademark registration application, it is necessary for the applicant to conduct a detailed trademark search The core purpose of this work is to search for registered trademark rights that conflict with it.

Article 22 of the Trademark Law

Trademark registration applicants shall fill in the product categories and product names using the trademark according to the prescribed product classification table, and submit an application for registration.

Article 28

For trademarks applied for registration, the Trademark Office shall complete the review within nine months from the date of receipt of the trademark registration application documents. If it complies with the relevant provisions of this Law, a preliminary approval announcement will be made.

Article 33

For trademarks whose preliminary approval is announced, within three months from the date of announcement, Prior rights holders and interested parties believe that Article 13, paragraphs 2 and 3, Article 15, Article 16, paragraph 1, Article 30, Article 31, and Article 3 of this Law have been violated. Any person who violates the provisions of Article 12, or who believes that the provisions of Article 4, Article 10, Article 11, Article 12 or Article 19, Paragraph 4 of this Law is violated may file an objection with the Trademark Office during the public notice period. If there is no objection, the registration will be approved, a trademark registration certificate will be issued, and the trademark will be announced.

2. What materials are needed to apply for trademark registration

(1) Required materials to be submitted when applying for registration in the name of a company:

1. Electronic scanned document of "Registration Power of Attorney" with official seal;

2. The company's "Enterprise Legal Person Business License" with official seal and an electronically scanned copy of its copy;

3. The trademark standard sample image must be kept clear and completeIntegrated and of a certain size;

4. Clearly list each product to be registered or There must be at least ten service items in total.

(2) Materials required when applying for registration in an individual’s name:

1. Personal identity documents, including copies of both sides of the ID card;

2. If you are an individual industrial and commercial household, you need to provide the "Individual Industrial and Commercial Household Business Statement" with the official seal. License"; if you are an overseas individual, this item can be exempted;

3. Trademark Sample pictures must be clear, complete and of a certain size;

4. Clearly listed The total number of goods or services to be registered must be at least ten.