How to entrust a trademark registration application
If you entrust a trademark agency to apply for trademark registration, you must submit the application before Submit a power of attorney at the same time, clarifying the entrustment rights (cannot be reissued later). The power of attorney must be signed and sealed by the principal to be effective. The power of attorney is not required to be original, but it is best to use the original. The power of attorney does not need to be notarized or authenticated. If the client is a foreigner or a foreign enterprise, the nationality of the client should be stated in the power of attorney and the Chinese translation of the foreign document should be attached. Notarization and authentication procedures for relevant documents shall be handled in accordance with the principle of reciprocity.
General trademark agency power of attorney is written like this:
First of all, you need to clearly write down the names of the principal and the agent, and then write down the specific content of the agreement. The content of the agreement is generally: the agent will accept the principal’s opinions on what kind of goods will be registered in the Trademark Office Register the trademark of the product on behalf of the client. The client needs to prepare all the required materials,
For exampleA copy of the client’s ID card and the business license for the product being applied for, and the client needs to ensure that the materials he provides to the agent to register the trademark are true and valid. And during the period when the client is registering the trademark on behalf of the agent, the client should actively provide the necessary assistance so that the agent can help the client quickly and efficiently.
And clearly state the registration in the trademark agency power of attorney During this time, the agent needs to complete the registration of the trademark. If the registration materials are unqualified, the time can be reasonably extended in the future if the registration materials are rejected. It should also be made clear that if the trademark cannot be registered because the materials provided by the client are false, the agent will not bear any responsibility.
Last and most important, we need to The power of attorney clearly states the total cost of trademark registration and the amount of agency fees that need to be paid to the agent. If either party violates this power of attorney, how much liquidated damages need to be paid to the other party. The power of attorney is then made in duplicate and becomes effective after being signed by the principal and the agent.
