Do Not Be Fooled By The Notice Of Acceptance Of Trademark Application.

In recent years, the success rate of trademark registration application is only about 50%. There are some reasons such as misdiagnosis or misjudgement due to the blind period of enquiry.

However, some agencies are acting on the "Notice of acceptance" and are deliberately confused with their trademark registration certificates.

First, we will sort out the process of trademark registration: consulting, determining the classification of goods -- determining the content of the trademark -- trademark enquiry -- reviewing the trademark documents -- filling in the trademark application and the power of attorney (making application document) -- paying the application fee -- filing the application document to the Trademark Office.

Formal examination - the Trademark Office issues the notice of acceptance of trademark registration application - waiting for the Trademark Office to conduct substantive examination - trademark notice - to receive a registration certificate (if the result is rejected or objection, the trademark process will enter the disqualification review process or objection procedure).

In the normal process, after the application is submitted to the Trademark Office, the acceptance notice will be issued 3~6 months later.

The Trademark Office receives all kinds of trademark application documents manually and classifies them and uploads them to the database. This determines that the application of the trademark information can be retrieved from the computer, and there will be an information input cycle.

Blindness.

In the 3~6 months of the query blindness period, no one can determine whether there is an approximate prior trademark application, which constitutes the risk of trademark registration.

In fact, there is a text on the notice of acceptance: "Ben."

It only indicates that the Trademark Office has received the applicant's trademark application and does not indicate that the trademark has been registered. "

But even so, there are agencies that use the applicants' laymen to "steal the truth" in the contract agreement and clear their responsibilities.

For example, a fruit chain supermarket in Dalian is an ideal registered trademark. Let me help you find out.

I checked and confirmed that his trademark had been registered by a company in Shenzhen.

However, he did not give up on this. Later, a trademark agent found him, indicating that the additional 3000 yuan could be done.

A few months later, the manager made a phone call, saying that the trademark application was down and had already been issued.

I heard that he was cheated, and sure enough, the other party in the contract agreement "change the concept", only to ensure that the "Notice of acceptance", oral words, but the manager was fooled, but only dumb eating Coptis.