Filing a trademark in China requires specific documents. Foreign applicants have additional requirements compared to domestic applicants.
For All Applicants
- Trademark specimen (clear, JPEG format recommended)
- List of goods/services organized by Nice class
- Applicant name, address, and nationality
- Power of attorney (signed, notarized for foreign applicants)
For Foreign Applicants
- Notarized power of attorney (original or certified copy)
- Certificate of incorporation or business registration (certified copy)
- Chinese translation of applicant name and address
Priority Claim (if applicable)
If claiming priority from an earlier filing in another country (within 6 months), provide a certified copy of the priority document with Chinese translation.
All documents in foreign languages must be accompanied by a Chinese translation. We handle all translations and document preparation as part of our service.