1. Service Overview
Trademark transfer (assignment) in China must be officially recorded with the China National Intellectual Property Administration (CNIPA) to be legally effective. Both the assignor (current owner) and assignee (new owner) must sign a transfer agreement, and filings must meet CNIPA’s formal requirements. Our service ensures your transfer is processed efficiently and approved without delay.
2. Key Advantages of Our Service
- ✅ Complete Documentation Support: Preparation and Review of Trademark Assignment Agreements.
- ✅ CNIPA-Compliant Filing: All forms prepared and submitted in compliance with CNIPA regulations.
- ✅ Fast Processing: Typical processing time 2–4 months after submission.
- ✅ Multi-Class & Portfolio Transfers: Support for large-scale and multi-owner trademark portfolios.
- ✅ Ownership Certificate: We ensure the updated owner name is published in the CNIPA Gazette and reflected in the official database.
3. The Trademark Transfer Process in China
Trademark assignment in China generally takes about 4–6 months to complete. Below are the main steps involved in the CNIPA trademark transfer process.
Trademark Transfer Process in China
Each step complies with CNIPA’s official procedural and documentation requirements.
Information Collection
We collect information of both assignor and assignee, along with trademark registration details.
Preparation of Assignment Documents
We prepare the bilingual assignment agreement, power of attorney, and CNIPA forms.
Submission to CNIPA
We submit the full documentation package to CNIPA for official examination.
CNIPA Review
CNIPA reviews the transfer for compliance and validity; supplemental materials may be requested.
Transfer Completion
After approval, CNIPA publishes the transfer announcement and issues an official certificate of ownership.
4. Fee Structure for China Trademark Transfer
| Project | Cost (USD) | Details & Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Required expenses | 420 | Before signing the assignment agreement, conduct a trademark ownership and status inquiry. |
Official Source: In accordance with the trademark assignment regulations of the China National Intellectual Property Administration (CNIPA) and prevailing market conditions.
5. What We Need From You
- Trademark Registration Certificate: Copy of the CNIPA trademark certificate.
- Assignment Agreement: Signed bilingual Trademark Assignment Agreement.
- Power of Attorney (POA): Signed by both assignor and assignee.
- Business License Copies: For both parties (company or individual ID if applicable).
Need to transfer your trademark in China?
Ensure your trademark ownership change is legally recognized by CNIPA. We make the process fast, secure, and compliant.