There are two ways for the applicant to apply for a registered trademark outside China. The one is a single country registration, that is to say, the application should finish the registration from each country's trademark authority. The other is Madrid international registration of trademarks (pursuant to the Madrid agreement on the international registration of marks or the relevant protocol to the Madrid agreement on the international registration of marks).
International trademark application can prevent others from registering trademarks in countries other than China that affect the overseas market development of enterprises. However, after trademark authorization, it can help applicant to stop counterfeiting and other infringements and laying a foundation for the promotion of famous brands.
The materials to be submitted for the international trademark application refer to the name and address of the applicant, the name and address of the agent, the date and number of registration in the country of origin, the name of the goods or services and the category in which they are registered, the name of the country of origin, the country of designated protection and so on.
Haijun team with experienced overseas professional and has long-term and stable cooperation institution in North America, South America, Europe, Cis countries, Japan and South Korea, southeast Asia, Australia, India, west Asia and Africa. According to the differences of national trademark system and the advantages and shortcomings of the above two approaches, we shall make customized international trademark solution for the applicants.