What documents do I need to submit to register an EU trademark?

Hello, 1) Apply as a legal person, with a copy of the "Business License" or a valid registration certificate stamped with the official seal; 1 copy of personal identification document attached to the application as a natural person;

3) Electronic version of the trademark mark;

4) Register categories and product items.

Information required to register an EU trademark:1. Determine the name of the trademark (the trademark name must be searched in the early stage, if there is the same name and high similarity, it is not recommended to register);

2. Registration categories (divided into 45 categories according to International Nice);

3. The subject information of the application (application in the name of an individual or application in the name of a company);

4. Clear drawings of the trademark.

How to handle the EU trademark registration application, now with the development of the global economic wave, the overseas market is an unprecedented challenge for Chinese enterprises, but also a huge market, the window of the world has been opened to us, the market is changing internationally, in order to expand the international market, international trademark registration applications are becoming more and more popular and common, so how to handle the EU trademark registration application?

How to apply for EU trademark registration?

1. Submit an application for EU trademark registration.

**Filing an application for trademark registration in the EU is less expensive and requires only one language. In addition, the EUIPO also has a fast-track filing channel, which can speed up the examination process of the EUIPO and publish the EU trademark registration application as soon as possible.

2. The European Union Intellectual Property Office examines the marking.

Once the EUIPO has received the application, the EUIPO will proceed with the examination process and, if a problem is found, notify the applicant of the trademark to make the amendment within 2 months. If the amendment is not made within the prescribed time, the EUIPO will reject the application or claim in whole or in part.

3. EU trademark disclosure opposition period.

If the EUIPO examines the mark application and finds that there are relevant problems, the EUIPO publishes the trademark registration application in the EU Trademark Gazette, so that it enters the public opposition period of the EU trademark application, which lasts for 3 months, and any third party can file an EU trademark opposition within three months.

4. EU trademark registration and disclosure.

If the EU does not receive any objections or comments within the prescribed period of three months, or if the objections or opinions are not sustained, the EUIP Office will register the trademark application and publish the EU trademark electronic registration certificate in the EU Trademark Gazette. Within 5 years after the registration of a trademark in the EU, the right holder must use it, otherwise anyone has the right to apply for cancellation of registration of the trademark for non-use.

1. The name and address of the applicant in English.

2. Commodities or services for short service items.

3. Trademark drawings.

4. A copy of the applicant's ID card or a copy of the business license.

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Documents to be submitted or signed for EU trademark registration:

1. Power of attorney, provided by us, signed and sealed by the applicant;

2. The name and address of the applicant are in Chinese and English;

3. A copy of the trademark drawing; the classes and names of goods and services to be protected;

4. Entrustment agreement with the entrusted service agency.

The EU trademark registration process is as follows: application - trademark search report --- preliminary examination announcement --- opposition --- registration announcement - issuance of trademark registration certificate, which is described in detail as follows:

1.First, the application is submitted to OHIM, and OHIM will accept the trademark application that it considers to be eligible, and give the filing date and application number at the same time;

2.After acceptance, OHIM will conduct a prior trademark search for the trademark, and at the same time submit the application to each member state for a prior trademark search, and each member state will send the search report to OHIM within 3 months;

3.Upon receipt of the search reports from the Member States, they will be made available to the applicant for reference together with the search reports of the Office;

4.If the application is preliminarily accepted after formal examination, it will enter the publication period, and the opposition period is three months from the date of publication, and any natural or legal person in the 25 member countries has the right to oppose the trademark, and if there is no opposition or the opposition is not established, the trademark can be registered;

5.If the trademark for which the applicant is applying for registration is rejected (including a Community trademark application due to opposition in a Member State), the applicant has three months to convert the EU trademark into a separate trademark in one or more countries, and the original filing date and priority date are also available.

6.If the applicant's application for registration of the trademark is rejected and the applicant is not satisfied, he or she may apply to the EU Trademark Reexamination Board for a review, and if there are grounds to believe that the review decision of the EU Trademark Reexamination Board violates the Rome Treaty or the Community Trademark Regulation, it can also appeal to the European Court of Justice in Luxembourg.

The entire registration time, if smooth (there is no opposition procedure, the probability of opposition is about 40%), it will take about 7-10 months.

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Information required for EU trademark application:

1.Company name and address (in Chinese and English);

2.information such as the international classification of goods or services, the list of goods or services designated for use;

3.A copy of the business license;

4.Power of Attorney;

5.5 copies of trademark drawings, clear images, paper ***. If it is a color trademark, 1 black and white draft and 5 color drafts must be submitted. The size shall not be less than 5cm 5cm, and the maximum shall not exceed 10cm 20cm.

1. Application for legal person: 1 copy of "Business License" or valid registration certificate attached to application by natural person: 1 copy of personal identification document.

2. Fill in 1 copy of the application form, the application form must be signed by the applicant or signed by the ** person 3, 5 copies of the trademark drawing, the drawing must be clear and good paper. (If it is a color trademark: submit 1 black and white draft, 5 color drafts; Specifications:

shall not be less than 5cm 5cm, shall not be greater than 10cm 20cm).

4. List the registered goods or services and indicate the trademark category.

5. The applicant must sign and seal the power of attorney for trademark registration.

The registration of foreign trademarks generally needs to be approved by the first party, and individuals may encounter many problems when applying, so it is recommended that the patentee help collect the relevant documents of the trademark and submit them to the State Trademark Office through the first institution.

1. Information of the subject of the application: apply as a legal person, with 1 copy of the "Business License" or valid registration certificate; 1 copy of personal identification document attached to the application as a natural person;

2. Trademark drawing: a total of 5 copies, requiring clear and paper. If it is a color trademark, 1 black and white draft and 5 color drafts need to be submitted; The size shall not be less than 5cm 5cm, and the maximum shall not exceed 10cm 20cm.

3. Fill in 1 copy of the application form: the application form must be signed by the applicant or signed by ** person;

4. List the categories and names of goods or services to be registered;

5. Power of attorney for trademark registration: The applicant must sign and seal the power of attorney.

The registration procedure of an EU trademark can be roughly divided into four stages: submission, examination, publication of opposition, and registration. In the absence of any objection to the total time required from the filing of the application to the registration4-7 months

1.The application process and the time required

1) Submission stage (receipt issued within 1-3 days).

A notice of receipt containing information such as the application number can be obtained from the EUIPO immediately after submission.

2) Review stage (3-6 months balance).

According to EU trademark law, the EUIPO only conducts an absolute ground examination after receiving the application, mainly to check whether the trademark is distinctive, and whether it violates the prohibition clause. A trademark application will not be rejected because the trademark is identical or similar to the earlier application. This is mainly left to the prior right holder to decide whether or not to file an opposition to the EU application.

3) Announcement of opposition stage (3 months).

If no problems are found in the examination or the problems found have been corrected, the trademark application will be published. Within three months of publication, any interested party or prior right holder may file an opposition with the EUIPO.

4) Registration Phase.

If there is no objection or the opposition is not established during the EU trademark publication period, the EUIPO will arrange for the registration announcement and issue the registration certificate. It should be noted that at present, the EU Intellectual Property Office only issues an electronic version of the registration certificate.

2.Information required for trademark registration

1) Applicant's name and address in both English and Chinese;

2) Registered categories and goods or services;

3. Trademark drawings.

3.Problems that need to be paid attention to after trademark registration

Submit a declaration of continued use of the trademark, valid for 10 years after the registration of the EU trademark, and the validity period is calculated from the filing date; The renewal can be processed within 6 months before the expiration date, with a grace period of 6 months; The renewal is valid for 10 years.

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1.An application for an EU trademark.

2.Applicant's details.

3.Apply for registration of a designated product or service.

4.A sample of a trademark for trademark registration.

5.Pay the required fees for the application.

In the materials submitted for EU trademark registration, EU countries such as Yingqiao, Germany, France, Italy, Spain and other EU countries began to implement a trademark system for use in all EU countries. On January 1, 1996, the European Union Trademark Office began to accept EU trademark applications. So what are the materials to submit for EU trademark registration?

What are the documents to be submitted for EU trademark registration? 1. Application for legal person: 1 copy of the "Business License" or valid registration certificate is attached to the application of a natural person

Attach 1 copy of personal identification document 2, fill in 1 copy of the application form, the application form must be signed by the applicant or signed by the ** person 3, 5 copies of the trademark drawing, the drawing must be clear and good paper. (If it is a color trademark: submit 1 black and white draft, 5 color drafts; Specifications:

shall not be less than 5cm5cm, shall not be greater than 10cm20cm) 4, list the registered goods or services, indicate the trademark category 5, the applicant must sign and seal the trademark registration power of attorney.

Step 1: Prepare the EU trademark application materials.

1. Information of the subject of the application: apply as a legal person, with 1 copy of the "Business License" or valid registration certificate; 1 copy of personal identification document attached to the application as a natural person;

2. Trademark drawing: a total of 5 copies, requiring clear and paper. If it is a color trademark, 1 black and white draft and 5 color drafts need to be submitted; The size shall not be less than 5cm 5cm, and the maximum shall not exceed 10cm 20cm.

3. Fill in 1 copy of the application form: the application form must be signed by the applicant or signed by ** person;

4. List the categories and names of goods or services to be registered;

5. Power of attorney for trademark registration: The applicant must sign and seal the power of attorney.

Step 2: Submit an application for trademark registration in the EU.

1. Submit the application to the Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market of Europe: The authority will accept the trademark application if it is deemed to be eligible, and give the filing date and application number.

2. Acceptance and conduct prior trademark search: The application shall be submitted to each member state for prior trademark search, and each member state shall send the search report to OHIM within 3 months.

3. Formal examination and publication of the trademark: If the application is preliminarily accepted for registration, it will be published, and the opposition period shall be 3 months from the date of publication, and any natural or legal person in the 27 member countries shall have the right to raise an objection to the trademark, and if there is no objection or the objection is not established, the trademark shall be registered.

4. If the application is rejected to a single country: if the trademark applied for registration by the applicant is rejected (including the rejection of the Community trademark application due to opposition raised by a member state), the applicant can convert the EU trademark into a separate trademark application in one or several countries within three months, and the original filing date and priority date are equally enjoyed.

5. If the applicant is not satisfied with the rejection of the trademark for registration, the applicant can apply to the EU Trademark Reexamination Board for review, and if there is reason to believe that the review decision of the EU Trademark Reexamination Board violates the Rome Treaty or the Community Trademark Regulations, it can also appeal to the European Court of Justice in Luxembourg.

Note: The UK has now officially left the EU, EU trademarks are not protected in the UK, and if you need to register a UK trademark, you can only register it separately.

Information required to register a trademark in the EU:

1.Power of Attorney: provided by the Company, signed and stamped by the applicant;

2.1 copy of the applicant's identity certificate;

3.The name and address of the applicant are in English and Chinese;

4.the classes and names of goods and services to be protected;

5.Representation of the trademark.

Trade name (search for similarity before filing).

Applicant's information is in English (either as an individual or as a company).

Items of goods or services.

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There is no substantive examination of the EU trademark, and the application can be arranged as soon as possible.