Trademark review refers to: against the parties dissatisfied
Trademark officeA request for review of a decision on the handling of trademark-related matters
Trademark reviewThe statutory process by which the committee reconducts its review.
I. Types of trademark review:
1. The parties reject the trademark Office
Trademark registration applicationReview of dissatisfaction;
2. The party rejects the registration of the trademark Office
Trademark assignmentReview of refusal to accept the application;
3. The party rejects the registration of the trademark Office
Trademark renewalThe application is not satisfactory
4. Review by the parties against the ruling of the Trademark Office;
5. Parties to the Trademark Office
Revocation of registered trademarkReview of dissatisfaction;
6. Review of the party's refusal to accept the cancellation of the improperly registered trademark by the Trademark Office;
Second, the time of review
The applicant may, within 15 days from the date of receipt of the notice of rejection, notice of determination or notice of revocation, request the Trademark Review and Adjudication Board for review. If there are special reasons, you can apply for an extension before the expiration, the extension period is 30 days, but you need to pay the extension request fee.
Documents and materials to be provided:
1. Power of Attorney for Trademark Agency: If a trademark agency is entrusted, a power of attorney stamped with the applicant's stamp shall be provided. Applicants from outside the mainland who want to apply for trademark review in China must entrust a trademark agency to conduct the review.
2, all kinds of review applications: entrusted agencies to apply for trademark review, produced by the agency.
3. Reasons and evidentiary materials
Ruling of review
The Trademark Review and Adjudication Board shall make a final ruling on whether to grant registration or not, and notify the parties concerned in writing.
For other reviews, the Trademark Review and Adjudication Board shall make a final ruling on maintaining or revoking the trademark, and notify the parties concerned in writing.
