What are the 45 classes of U.S. trademarks? 10

Pro, the trademark classification is internationally harmonized, you can take a look at the International Classification of Goods. The commodity classification list used by China is also the international commodity classification list, but some commodities have been added or deleted in order to adapt to national conditions.

1. Commodity trademarks.

A commodity trademark is a trade mark that distinguishes the applicant's goods from similar goods manufactured or sold by other manufacturers.

2. Service marks.

A service mark is a mark that distinguishes someone's services, including a unique service, from those of others.

3. Collective trademarks.

A collective mark is a trade mark or service mark used by members of a company, association or other group or organization.

4. Certification trademarks.

A certification mark is a trademark that proves that the goods or services provided by others have a certain characteristic. These characteristics include: the material used in the goods or services, the manner in which the goods are manufactured, the quality and precision of the goods or services, or whether the goods or services are manufactured or supplied by a member of an association or organization.

Individuals, countries, states, and municipalities can apply for and obtain registration.

Forty-five categories, 1-34 are product categories, and 35-45 are service categories.

It is believed that for many domestic enterprises, it is an important step to go to the United States to develop a brand in the international market, and there are many enterprises that have gone to the United States to develop business, and there are 45 categories in the International Classification of Goods and Services for Trademark Registration, including 34 classes of goods and 11 classes of services. A trademark is a sign that distinguishes goods or services**, and each registered trademark is designated for a certain good or service. There is no trademark that exists independently of the goods or services, so when applying for trademark registration, the goods or services and the class to which they belong should be specified.

The types of trademarks that can be registered in the United States.

1. Commodity trademark is a commodity mark that distinguishes the applicant's goods from similar goods licensed or sold by other merchants;

2. A service mark is a person's service, which contains certain unique services and distinguishes them from other people's services;

3. Collective trademarks are trademarks for goods or services used by members of enterprises, associations or other groups and organizations;

4. Certification trademark, which is a trademark that proves that the goods or services provided by others have a certain characteristic;

5. Geographical indications, there is no special geographical indication protection system in the United States, and applicants can protect the marks of their products by applying for registration of collective trademarks or certification marks.

Documents for the registration of a trademark application in the United States.

1. The applicant applying for trademark registration in the United States needs to prepare the trademark reproduction to be registered, and the trademark reproduction must be a clear electronic reproduction;

2. The applicant applying for trademark registration in the United States needs to prepare the applicant's qualification documents, and the main body is registered in the name of the company, and a copy of the business license of the enterprise needs to be submitted. The subject is an individual, and a copy of the personal ID card or passport needs to be submitted;

3. The applicant applying for trademark registration in the United States needs to prepare a power of attorney for trademark registration and sign and seal the power of attorney;

4. The applicant for trademark registration in the United States needs to list the goods or services to be registered and specify the class;

5. The applicant applying for trademark registration in the United States needs to provide a certificate of intent to use the trademark that has not been used in the United States before;

6. If the applicant applying for trademark registration in the United States has the priority right of Udacode under the Paris Convention, the priority right shall be obtained within six months of the first registration application, and the applicant needs to list the relevant supporting documents of the goods or services involved in the priority right.

To register a U.S. company, you must remember to renew the commercial sale mark in a timely manner, so as to protect the exclusive right to use the trademark and escort the development of the enterprise!

The products and services for U.S. trademark registration are selected according to the Nice classification. The Nice Classification is an international classification of goods and services for the purposes of the registration of marks, established by the Nice Agreement (1957). It is divided into 45 categories, 1 34 for product categories and 35 45 for service categories.

On the basis of the Nice Classification, the United States Trademark Office has its own classification of goods and services. Among the commonly used products and services, if the source is not found in the Nice Classification, it is possible to find it in the Item Classification Table in the United States.

Article 3 of the Trademark Law of the People's Republic of China is a registered trademark approved by the Trademark Office, including commodity trademarks, service trademarks, collective trademarks and certification trademarks; The trademark registrant enjoys the exclusive right to use the trademark and is protected by law.

For the purposes of this Law, the term "collective trademark" refers to a sign registered in the pure sense of the name of a group, association or other organization for use by the members of the organization in their commercial activities to indicate the user's membership in the organization.

For the purposes of this Law, the term "certification mark" refers to a sign controlled by an organization that has the ability to supervise a certain kind of goods or services, and is used by an entity or individual other than the organization for its goods or services to prove the origin, raw materials, manufacturing methods, quality or other specific qualities of the goods or services.

Special matters concerning the registration and management of collective trademarks and certification marks shall be prescribed by the administrative department for industry and commerce. Infiltration.

I believe that for many domestic enterprises, it is an important step to go to the United States to develop a brand to the international market, and there are also many companies that have gone to the United States to develop their business, so the registration of the American trademark is particularly important, which can escort the stable development of the enterprise! A trademark is an intangible asset whose value can be assessed. Its value can be realized by transferring, licensing to others, or pledge.

So, what types of trademarks can be registered in the United States?

1. Before filing an application for trademark registration, if the trademark has been used in the United States, the application must be submitted with proof of use, the date of the first use of the trademark in the world (any country), and the date of the first use of the trademark in the United States. In the future, after the trademark application is approved, the application can be registered directly at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

2. If the trademark has not been used in the United States at present, but intends to be used in the United States in the future, then the applicant can file the relevant application for registration in the form of intending to use or preparing to use (intend to use). After the trademark application is approved, the applicant needs to submit the relevant proof of use within six months. If, at the end of the six-month period, the applicant is still unable to provide the required information, the applicant may request a reguest for an extension from the PTO.

The request for an extension of time limit must be made before the expiration of the six-month period, otherwise the trademark application will be treated as an automatic abandon. The request for extension of the above time limit can be made five times in succession, each time for a period of six months, and the fee required for the extension must be paid to the Trademark Office.

3. If the trademark applicant claims the priority of the Chinese application, then it is necessary to file the relevant application with the U.S. Trademark Office within six months from the Chinese filing date, and provide the corresponding Chinese filing date and application number. However, the PTO must be provided with proof of foreign registration at a later date. Thus, after the approval of the trademark application, the applicant can directly register the trademark in the PTO without providing proof of use in the United States.

However, there is also a certain risk of this type of application, if the corresponding Chinese application is rejected, and even if the US application is approved, the applicant will not be able to register his trademark in the PTO because he cannot provide a Chinese trademark registration certificate. The case will only be considered an abandon.

4. If the trademark has been registered in other countries and intends to be used in the United States in the future, a certified copy of foreign registration certificate must be submitted with the application. After the trademark application is approved, it can be registered without providing a certificate of use to the PTO.

To register a U.S. company, you must remember to renew your trademark in a timely manner to protect the exclusive right to use the trademark and escort the development of the enterprise!

There are five types of trademarks in the United States, namely commodity trademarks, service trademarks, certification trademarks, collective trademarks, and geographical rights marks

U.S. trademarks are divided into 45 large sizes.

Class 01 - Chemical raw materials Class 02 - Pigments and paints Class 03 - Daily chemical products Class 04 - Fuel grease.

Class 05 - Medical supplies Class 06 - Metallic materials Class 07 - Machinery and equipment Class 08 - Hand instruments.

Class 09 - Scientific instruments Class 10 - Medical devices Class 11 - Lamps and air conditioners Class 12 - Means of transport.

Class 13 - Munitions, Pyrotechnics Class 14 - Jewellery & Watches Class 15 - Musical Instruments Class 16 - Office supplies.

Class 17 - Rubber products Class 18 - Leather tools Class 19 - Building materials Class 20 - Furniture.

Class 21 - Kitchen Ware Class 22 - Rope Net Bag Canopy Class 23 - Yarn Class 24 - Fabric Bed Chi Yu Zheng Dan.

Class 25 - Clothing, Shoes and Hats Class 26 - Buttons and Zippers Class 27 - Carpet mats Class 28 - Toys and fitness.

Class 29 - Food Class 30 - Instant Food Class 31 - Fodder Seeds Class 32 - Beer & Beverages.

Class 33 - Liquor Class 34 - Tobacco and smoking equipment Class 35 - Advertising and sales Class 36 - Financial property management.

Class 37 - Building Repair Class 38 - Communication Services Class 39 - Transport & Storage Class 40 - Material Processing.

Class 41 - Education & Entertainment Class 42 - **Service Class 43 - Catering & Lodging Class 44 - Medical & Gardening.

Class 45 - Social Services.

Every part of the world attaches great importance to intellectual property rights such as trademarks, so there are many laws and regulations for the protection of intellectual property rights in different countries. If you are in the United States, everyone is very strict about trademark registration. In the United States, the chances of trademark squatting are relatively small, because people who preemptively register trademarks generally do not use trademarks.

So, how many types of registered trademark classification are there in the United States?

1. There are two types of U.S. trademarks, one is intended use and the other is actual use.

U.S. law requires that registered trademarks must be used in commerce, and advertising use is not considered use. If the trademark is not used for 3 consecutive years after registration, it is regarded as a preliminary abandonment, and the trademark registration can be revoked due to non-use.

In the 5th and 6th years after the registration of the trademark, the trademark registrant must submit to the United States Patent and Trademark Office an affidavit signed by the trademark to declare that the trademark registration has been used in all trademarks and services approved for the registration within 5 years after the registration of the trademark, or on certain goods and services approved, or indicating that there is no justifiable reason for the use of the registered trademark: if the legal sale of the products of the state is temporarily suspended due to the provisions of **, or the production of the product has been temporarily interrupted due to a fire or other disaster and the registrant intends to abandon the registered trademark in order to maintain the validity or partial validity of the registration.

2. U.S. trademark examination process.

Intent to make the register of intent: application - acceptance - review - announcement - submission of evidence of use - registration - issuance of certificates;

Actual use: application (submission of evidence of use) - acceptance - review - announcement - registration - issuance.

The actual use regulations in the United States further limit the possibility of cybersquatting and protect enterprises that truly make brands as much as possible.

3. Preparation materials for U.S. trademark registration.

Submit the name, address, nationality of the applicant;

Provide the Chinese or foreign name of the trademark, and if the customer's trademark has not been used in the United States, a "Certificate of Intent to Use" must be prepared;

Provide 20 copies of clear trademark drawings (2*2 8*8);

8 black and white trademark designs (color or gray and black are not allowed);

the class of goods or services requested;

Fill in 1 copy of the application form, which must be signed by the applicant or signed by ** person;

Based on the date it has been used in the United States, the date of earliest use in the United States; A sample of any document that shows the use of the trademark in the United States.

If the application is based on the intention to use, the instruction manual shall be submitted within six months after the approval of the application.

On the basis of the national registration, the national registration certificate issued by the national registration authority shall be submitted as a supporting document.

Applicant's ID card and copy of company license.

Each application shall also be accompanied by 10 practical labels, and if a practical label cannot be provided under special circumstances, it may be replaced by the ** of the goods or its outer packaging, but the trademark part shall be highlighted.

The above is how many types of registered trademark classification are there in the United States? If you still want to know more about international trademark registration, welcome to Bajie for ** customer service consultation and understanding!