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Trademark registration in China

In China a trademark belongs to whoever files first, not whoever uses it. If you manufacture or sell with your logo in China, registering in time keeps someone else from taking it.

Legal documents and an official stamp

What's included

  • Clearance search

    We check whether your mark or a very similar one is already registered in China.

  • The right classes

    We pick the Chinese classes and subclasses that cover your products.

  • Chinese name

    We help you choose a Chinese name that sounds right and can be registered.

  • Filing and process

    We prepare and file the application through an authorized agent.

  • Follow-up

    We keep you posted at every stage: examination, publication and grant.

  • Use with factories

    We advise you on using your registration with factories and platforms.

How it works

  1. Search

    We check availability of your mark and the Chinese name.

  2. Strategy

    We define classes, logo and names to register.

  3. Application

    The application is filed with China's trademark office.

  4. Grant

    We follow up until you receive the registration.

Who it's for

  • Private-label brands

    You manufacture in China with your logo.

  • Exporters

    You're going to sell your product in China.

  • Growing brands

    You want to protect your name before it becomes known.

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Frequently asked questions

We reply on WhatsApp with next steps and a no-obligation quote. We work in English, Spanish and Chinese.

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Does my home-country registration protect me in China?

No. Trademarks are territorial: you need a registration in China to be protected there.

How long does registration take?

The official process usually takes several months. From filing you already have a priority date.

Do you guarantee approval?

Approval depends on the Chinese authority. The clearance search helps us reduce the risk of refusal.

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