How to check whether the copyright is registered?
How to check whether the copyright is registered: If it is a software copyright registration, you can check it directly on the official website of China Copyright Protection Center. If it is a work copyright, applications can be submitted at provincial intellectual property offices, so it depends on where the application is submitted. If it is submitted to the state, it can be viewed on the official website of the China Copyright Protection Center. For others, please consult the local intellectual property office. The first is to submit a query request to the "China Copyright Protection Center" and pay the fee to obtain the query results; the second is to log in to the "China Copyright Protection Center" website to query. 1. Log in to the homepage of the "China Copyright Protection Center" website. 2. On the right side under the "Copyright Registration Hall" column, enter the "Computer Software Copyright Registration Announcement". 3. Enter any of the "software name", "registration number", and "copyright owner" on the announcement page to query, and you can query the status of the software that has been registered and obtained the certificate.
Legal basis:
Article 7 of the "Computer Software Protection Regulations" stipulates that software copyright owners may register with the software registration agency recognized by the copyright administrative department of the State Council. The registration certification document issued by the software registration agency is the preliminary proof of the registration matters. Fees must be paid for software registration. The charging standards for software registration shall be stipulated by the copyright administrative department of the State Council in conjunction with the pricing department of the State Council. How to check the progress of trademark application?
Registered trademark query:
1. Generally, after applying for registration of a trademark, the application information will be published on the official website of the National Trademark Office in about six months. You can check it on the official website of the National Trademark Office. For the status of trademark application, you can also check the trademark information on the Bajie Intellectual Property and Trademark Inquiry official website.
2. Registered trademark query To check the trademark application status, please check in "Comprehensive Query".
3. To check whether a trademark has been rejected, check it in "Status Query".
4. To check whether your trademark exists in an application blind spot, check it in "Approximate Query".
Note: When searching on the official website of the National Trademark Office, you must first determine the elements contained in the trademark: text, graphics, or letters. Each element is queried separately. Once one element cannot be registered, the entire trademark will not be issued a registration certificate. In addition to the basic query of elements (for example, the national emblem cannot be registered), which cannot be registered as a trademark, there is also the query of whether it has been registered by another company before, and similar elements are not allowed.
Therefore, many people find it troublesome and do not have enough knowledge reserves. Most of them ask agencies (such as Bajie Intellectual Property) to help with inquiries. How to check the progress of a patent application?
The way to check the progress of a patent application is as follows:
1. Log in to the "Electronic Application Registered User Inquiry" and you can view all the applications submitted by you through electronic applications. Examination information of patent application;
2. If you are not a registered user of electronic application or are not checking your own patent, click Public Inquiry to enter the system, enter the application number as prompted, click the Inquiry button, and then click Basic Information case status in .
When an actor wants to apply for a patent, it should be done in writing and signed or stamped by the applicant. The application documents must be filled out with reference to the unified format prescribed by the Patent Office. After filling out the form , it can be submitted to the Patent Office for review.
The procedure for patent application is as follows:
1. Patent application. To apply for a patent, the applicant should first submit a patent application to the State Intellectual Property Office. When submitting a patent application, the applicant should submit the necessary application documents and pay relevant fees as required. At the same time, patent applications can be in written form or electronic form;
2. Acceptance by the Patent Office. After the applicant submits the patent application, the Patent Office determines the patent application date, gives the application number, and issues an acceptance notice;
3. Preliminary examination. After the Patent Office accepts the application, it will conduct a preliminary examination of the patent application. After passing the preliminary review, it will be announced within 18 months from the date of application;
4. Substantive review.
If the invention patent passes the preliminary examination or passes the supplementary certification application, the Patent Office will initiate a substantive examination of the patent application. Substantive examination mainly evaluates the novelty, creativity, practicality, etc. of the patent. If the substantive examination is qualified, the Patent Office will grant the patent right to the applied invention patent; if the application is unqualified, the applicant should modify the application documents accordingly, grant the patent right if the application is qualified, and reject the patent application if it is unqualified.
5. Grant patent rights. After receiving the notice of grant of patent right, the applicant needs to go through the registration procedures. The applicant shall pay the patent registration fee, annual fee and announcement printing fee within the prescribed time limit, and shall also pay stamp duty on the patent certificate. The applicant can obtain the patent certificate only after completing the registration procedures.
Article 3 of the "Patent Law of the People's Republic of China" The patent administration department of the State Council is responsible for managing patent work nationwide; it uniformly accepts and examines patent applications and grants patent rights in accordance with the law.
The patent management departments of the people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government are responsible for patent management within their respective administrative regions.