The name change registration of a sole proprietorship shall meet the following conditions:
The new name shall not be the same as the name and trade name of an enterprise in the same industry approved or registered by the same industrial and commercial administration authority, but with investment Except for those related to the company; the new name shall not be the same as the original name of another enterprise that changed its name less than 1 year ago; the new name shall not be the same as the name of an enterprise that was deregistered or had its business license revoked less than 3 years ago; the new name shall be preceded by "China", If the name contains the words "China", "National", "National", "International", etc. or does not contain an administrative division, an additional name registration form must be filled in and submitted to the State Administration for Industry and Commerce for approval; if the new name contains the name of a province, an additional name registration form must be filled in. Fill out the name registration form and submit it to the Provincial Administration for Industry and Commerce for approval; the newly changed name must also comply with other relevant national regulations. What conditions should be met when registering a name change for a sole proprietorship? Extended content: exchanging intellectual property for capital. Nowadays, competition among enterprises has expanded from the field of funds and resources to the field of intellectual property. Small and medium-sized enterprises often rely on a special product and service to win the market, which becomes their competitive advantage. Experts point out that the assets of small and medium-sized enterprises are not reflected in tangible assets, but mainly in the intangible asset of intellectual property. Therefore, on the one hand, banks provide loans to small and medium-sized enterprises and guarantee them by pledging the intellectual property rights of the enterprises. Compared with pledging tangible assets, banks can better control the lifeblood of small and medium-sized enterprises. On the other hand, small and medium-sized enterprises can provide financial support for further development of trade through patent pledge financing, solve the problem of corporate capital shortage, and at the same time play a role in promoting the core competitiveness of enterprises. Three business situations: The so-called patent pledge financing refers to the financing business provided by banks to small and medium-sized enterprise customers with the customer's patent rights as pledge. The key points are: the patented project has formed an industrialized business scope and has market potential and economic benefits; it has a patent certificate granted by the State Intellectual Property Office; the invention patent is valid for at least 10 years, and the utility model patent and design patent are valid for at least 5 years. Year. This business has the following situations: Bank Guarantee Company Patent Rights Counter Guarantee At present, most of the pledge contracts registered with the State Intellectual Property Office are of this type. However, in this type of situation, the guarantee company has stricter requirements for the patentee. , and the loan amount is generally not very large. The bank intellectual property guarantee guarantee company model attaches great importance to the quality of intellectual property rights. The introduction of guarantee companies is mainly to provide a sharing mechanism to reduce bank risks. Once an enterprise's loan is overdue, the guarantee company will first advance the bank's funds and then dispose of the patent rights. Bank patent right guarantee is a standard model promoted and promoted by the government. Especially after the promulgation of the Property Law, this model should be promoted first. It is a true patent pledge loan model. The introduction of patent pledge loans enables the capital value of intellectual property rights to be reflected and applied, and plays a positive role in solving financial constraints for small and medium-sized enterprises with independent intellectual property rights and accelerating the market transformation of intellectual property rights and patent rights.