# China trademark registration

Canonical service page for China trademark registration filing through a CNIPA-recorded agency.

Canonical URL: https://ginbing.com/china-trademark-registration
Markdown URL: https://ginbing.com/china-trademark-registration/index.md

## Service facts

- Ginbing LLC operates the customer-facing product. The China operating company’s current legal name is Ginbing (Suzhou) Technology Co., Ltd. (金并（苏州）科技有限公司).
- The CNIPA public agency record lists the China operating company as Ginbing (Suzhou) Technology Co., Ltd. (金并（苏州）科技有限公司). Ginbing uses that recorded filing route for customer applications.
- The current filing price is USD 150 per class, including the CNIPA filing fee and up to 10 goods or services items in that class.
- Additional items beyond 10 in the same class are USD 10 each.
- The filing workflow includes drafting, filing, CNIPA fees, status tracking, translations of official notices received.
- Not included: trademark searches and clearance opinions; responses to refusals, oppositions, appeals, or other disputes; amendments and re-filings; legal advice. Ginbing is not a law firm.
- Applicants based in Mainland China cannot use self-service filing. Applicants in Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan can.
- A Ginbing operator reviews every filing before submission to CNIPA.
- The filing signature is editable application material that Ginbing may regenerate or replace during filing preparation.
- Customer accounts show filing status, official CNIPA receipts, translated notices, documents, messages, and certificate delivery when available.
- Customers can verify the current filing agency record under 金并（苏州）科技有限公司 through CNIPA’s public agency inquiry.

## Typical timing

- Filings are prepared and submitted after your materials, payment, service-start confirmation, and filing signature material are complete.
- CNIPA then issues a filing receipt.
- CNIPA reported a normal registration cycle of about seven months in March 2024. Treat that as a dated reference for a smooth filing, not a deadline; corrections, refusals, oppositions, or other delays can extend it.