ADVANTAGE

  • Professional IP Experience

    Professional IP Experience

    IP practice with technical and procedural experience in patents, trademarks, and related Mainland China IP matters.

  • Responsive & Confidential

    Responsive & Confidential

    Responsive communication and confidential handling of filing, prosecution, portfolio, and selected dispute-related matters.

  • Flexible & Cost-conscious

    Flexible & Cost-conscious

    Practical IP support with flexible fee options for filing, prosecution, portfolio maintenance, and selected dispute-related work.

  • Practical & Focused

    Practical & Focused

    Clear, realistic IP strategies for obtaining, managing, and protecting IP rights in China, with attention to practical business needs.

SPECIALTY

  • 材料
  • 电子工程
  • 化学
  • 机械工程
  • 软件网络人工智能
  • 生物
  • 通信5G
  • 新能源

CLIENT TESTIMONIALS

Chuanmo has been recognized as a “Guangdong Intellectual Property Quality Service Organization” and a “Guangdong Contract-Abiding and Credit-Reliable Enterprise.” These recognitions reflect the firm’s long-term commitment to professional IP services, responsible client support, and practical work in patent, trademark, and related intellectual property matters.

In 2019, Chuanmo was invited as a special exhibitor at the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Intellectual Property Trade Expo. The event allowed the firm to share practical IP protection strategies with companies of different sizes and industries.


Chuanmo is a member of INTA and AIPPI, reflecting its continued engagement with international IP practice and cross-border professional cooperation. The firm supports both Chinese and international clients in Mainland China IP matters, including patents, trademarks, designs, copyrights, and related procedural work.
With a flexible and personal approach, Chuanmo supports clients with practical IP strategies, careful procedure management, and attention to business needs. The firm assists clients in obtaining, managing, and protecting IP rights in China through responsive and cost-conscious support.
A client noted that Chuanmo’s team was familiar with IP systems in Mainland China, Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan, and appreciated the firm’s efficient assistance with multiple applications. Chuanmo continues to support clients with practical filing, prosecution, and portfolio-related IP work.
Clients have described Chuanmo’s service as careful, responsive, and practical. The team pays attention to procedural details, provides timely reminders, and helps clients manage potential IP risks with steady follow-up and clear communication.

FAQ

  • Q: What documents are usually required for a China trademark application?

    A: The required documents usually include the applicant's name and address, a copy of the applicant's identity or incorporation document, the trademark specimen, the goods or services to be covered, and a signed power of attorney. If priority is claimed, priority documents may also be required.

  • ● What documents are usually required for a Chinese invention patent application?

    ◎ The required documents usually include the patent specification, claims, abstract, drawings if any, applicant and inventor information, a signed power of attorney, priority documents or DAS code if priority is claimed, and assignment documents if required.




  • ● Can a foreign applicant enter the PCT national phase in China?

    ◎ Yes. A foreign applicant may enter the PCT national phase in China through a qualified Chinese patent agency. The application must be filed in Chinese, and the required national phase documents must be prepared and submitted to CNIPA.




  • ● What is the deadline for PCT national phase entry in China?

    ◎ The standard deadline is 30 months from the earliest priority date. In some cases, a limited late-entry option may be available upon payment of additional official fees, subject to applicable CNIPA rules.




  • ● Does an invention patent application in China require substantive examination?

    ◎ Yes. A Chinese invention patent application requires a substantive examination request. CNIPA will examine patentability requirements such as novelty, inventiveness, practical applicability, clarity, and support.


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