Trademark services · China disputes and procedures
Trademark services for every stage of your brand
Start a new filing with a free professional check, or request a case review for a refusal, opposition, cancellation or invalidation matter. A professional—not an automated state—owns every recommendation.
Two distinct starting points
New application
For an unfiled mark, jurisdiction and goods or services brief.
Dispute or procedure
For a live notice, publication, registered mark or procedural record.
01 · Search & register
Build a new application route
02 · Respond & defend
Act on a notice against your application
A refusal or office action needs a clear next step
Refusal Review
Request a scoped review of a China trademark refusal, the stated grounds and the known response deadline.
Review this service →An opposition now threatens a pending application
Opposition Response
Request a scoped assessment after an opposition is raised against a China trademark application.
Review this service →03 · Challenge conflicting rights
Assess a conflicting application or registration
A newly published application may conflict with your rights
File an Opposition
Request a scoped assessment of a published China trademark application that may conflict with earlier rights.
Review this service →A registered mark may be blocking a legitimate business route
Non-use Cancellation
Request an assessment of a registered China trademark where possible non-use may be relevant to a commercial objective.
Review this service →A registered mark may conflict with earlier rights or another recognized basis
Invalidation
Request an assessment of a registered China trademark, proposed grounds, earlier rights and commercial objective.
Review this service →04 · Maintain & monitor
Other trademark lifecycle needs
Trademark Renewal Service
Request a jurisdiction-specific trademark renewal assessment with the registration record, owner details and expiry timing you have available.
Review this service →Trademark Ownership Transfer Service
Request a scoped review of a proposed trademark ownership transfer and the recordal requirements for the relevant jurisdiction.
Review this service →Trademark Monitoring Service
Request a scoped assessment of the marks, keywords, jurisdictions and commercial concerns that a future monitoring service should cover.
Review this service →Choose the closest dedicated page above and send a short message there. You will not need to select the service again, and every structured case field remains optional.
Complex-matter workflow
- 1Scope, deadline and conflict reviewConfirm the official record, jurisdiction, known timing, requested scope and whether Trademarkora can act.
- 2Exact quote and engagementIf suitable, receive separate scope, an Exact Quote and engagement terms before substantive work.
- 3Evidence and draftingAfter engagement, the responsible professional identifies evidence and prepares the appropriate materials.
- 4Client review and submissionReview the material before any separately authorized submission; assessment alone never authorizes filing.
Submitting a case assessment does not send email, take payment, create an engagement, dispatch professional work or authorize any government filing.
Related Resources · Stable service destinations
Research the record without losing the service route
Search and classification tools remain separate discovery experiences. Future authority-led resources and Gazette discovery can use these stable service URLs and case-review paths.
Trademark Search
Explore public records as discovery context, never as an automated legal conclusion.
Search records →AI Class Finder
Shape goods and services using WIPO Nice Classification before professional review.
Explore class suggestions →Gazette and procedural guides
Future guides can explain authority and process while Services keeps transaction intent and the scoped review path.
Guidance destination reservedChoose one next step
New filing or an existing matter?
Registration keeps its protected Free Check. Every other service opens a dedicated page with its own same-page request form.