China-side execution
The appropriate authorized entity is identified in the written engagement.
China IP ProDirect China-side intellectual property support
Protect your IP in China with clarity.
Trademark, patent, copyright and enforcement support for international businesses, creators and IP firms—coordinated by professionals on the ground in China.
No online checkout. We review the matter first and confirm the scope, fees, and contracting entity in writing.
International client communicationChina-side coordination
English-language reporting
Clear written updates cover documents, official notices, and deadlines.
Scope confirmed in writing
Government fees, professional services, exclusions, and next steps are confirmed before work begins.
China IP services
Focused guidance for each core filing route and business issue.
Start with the issue—not a shopping cart. Each service page explains who the service is for, key risks, required information, typical scope, representative fees, and common questions.
Brands & creative assets
China Trademark Registration
File a trademark application in China after reviewing the goods or services, class, and ownership record.
China Trademark Search & Filing StrategyCommission a professional China trademark search to assess visible conflicts, classification and filing priorities.
China Trademark Portfolio ManagementCoordinate renewals, recordal changes, assignments, monitoring instructions, and contested trademark matters in China.
China Copyright RegistrationDocument authorship and ownership for eligible works used or enforced in China.
Patents & product design
China Patent Filing & Prosecution Services
Choose the appropriate China patent route for invention, utility model, design, PCT entry, translation, prosecution, and portfolio deadlines.
China Invention PatentChina invention filing support for technical solutions requiring substantive examination.
China Utility Model PatentA China filing route for eligible product-shape or structural technical solutions.
China Design PatentProtect the visual appearance of eligible products with a China design filing.
PCT National Phase in ChinaCoordinate entry of a PCT application into the China national phase.
Patent Translation: English to ChineseEnglish-to-Chinese translation of patent specifications, claims, abstracts, drawing text, and agreed prosecution documents.
China Patent Office Action ResponsePrepare and coordinate a response to a CNIPA patent examination notice.
China Patent Annuity Monitoring & PaymentOngoing deadline monitoring and payment coordination for existing China patent portfolios.
Risk & professional collaboration
When China IP becomes urgent
Start before the business event creates the deadline.
Entering or sourcing from China
Review brand filings before a distributor, marketplace launch, trade show or manufacturing disclosure.
Launching a product
Align trademark, design-patent and invention protection with the product; assess copyright separately for eligible packaging artwork and other creative content.
Coordinating through foreign counsel
Set conflict, confidentiality, client-contact and reporting rules before China-side work starts.
Designed for international clients
Local execution. Communication that works across borders.
Business context first
We ask what you are launching, licensing, sourcing, or trying to stop—not merely which form you need.
Defined scope of work
The proposal identifies the service, contracting entity, treatment of government fees, and excluded work.
Visible deadlines
Instructions, official notices, and the next required action are reported in writing.
Respect for client relationships
For professional intermediaries, conflict checks and client-contact rules protect the working relationship.
How engagement works
Four clear steps from initial issue to China-side execution.
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Initial matter review
Tell us the IP right, business objective, known deadline, and budget range.
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Conflicts and confidentiality
We identify the relevant parties and agree how unpublished or sensitive materials may be shared.
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Written scope
You receive the proposed scope of work, fee treatment, exclusions, contracting entity, and instructions.
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Execution and reporting
The China-side team performs the agreed work and reports documents, status, and deadlines.
Representative fees
Government-fee treatment stated for each standard scope.
These figures are starting points from the current fee schedule, not one-click purchases. Patent prices for foreign applicants use the standard non-reduced official-fee basis. Classification, document length, official amounts, and any additional work are confirmed before engagement.
Government-fee treatment stated for each standard scope
Per mark, per class; up to 10 standard goods/services. Extra items: $20 each.
Per class; up to 10 standard goods/services. Extra items: $20 each.
Foreign-applicant price on the standard non-reduced basis; includes up to 10 claims and 30 total pages of the specification and drawings. Additional claims: $50 each; additional pages: $30 each.
Foreign-applicant price on the standard non-reduced basis; includes up to 10 claims and 30 total pages of the specification and drawings. Additional claims: $50 each; additional pages: $30 each.
Foreign-applicant price on the standard non-reduced basis; one design. Eligible related designs from $50 each.
Service fee per patent, based on portfolio size. Official annuity and any surcharge are confirmed separately.
Core China IP professionals
Lawyers, patent agents, and cross-disciplinary professionals.
Profiles separate a China lawyer practice credential, a patent-agent qualification, and China’s legal professional qualification. The last of these does not by itself mean admission to practice as a lawyer.
Mr. Zhongcheng Guan关仲成
Qualified lawyer since 2000
Focus: Trademark and copyright enforcement, patent disputes, e-commerce complaints, and civil litigation
Representative: Assisted U.S. consumer-goods companies with trademark and copyright complaints on Chinese e-commerce platforms; supported demand letters, evidence preservation, and follow-on civil enforcement.
Ms. Meixia Chen陈美霞
Qualified patent agent since 2018
Focus: Communications, electronics, and mechanical patents, drafting, prosecution, reexamination, invalidation, and enforcement
Representative: Assisted communications and electronics companies with China patent portfolios; handled drafting, office-action responses, reexamination, invalidation, and infringement-risk support.
Mr. Chujian He何楚健
Qualified patent agent since 2021
Focus: Mechanical, electronics, communications, and medical-device patents, portfolio planning, invalidation, and enforcement
Representative: Assisted medical-device and electronics manufacturers with patent filings and disputes; handled portfolio planning, drafting, reexamination, invalidation, and enforcement support.
Mr. Chunbao Yang杨春宝
Qualified patent agent since 2020
Focus: Patent portfolio planning, e-commerce enforcement, trademark complaints, drafting, invalidation, and dispute strategy
Representative: Assisted brand owners with patent and trademark complaints on Chinese e-commerce platforms; handled patent drafting, evidence review, takedown strategy, and enforcement coordination.
Mr. Jianhua Guo郭建华
Qualified lawyer since 2000
Qualified patent agent since 2018
Focus: Trademark infringement disputes, patent invalidation and enforcement, copyright litigation
Representative: Assisted multiple European brands in enforcing trademark rights against Chinese copycats; handled patent invalidation proceedings for a German machinery manufacturer.
Mr. Yun Wu吴云
Qualified lawyer since 2000
Focus: Commercial disputes, IP infringement, contract enforcement, equity conflicts, and cross-border settlement strategy
Representative: Advised a European industrial supplier on China contract and IP disputes; coordinated evidence preservation, settlement strategy, and enforcement steps involving local distributors.
Ms. Yulei Song宋雨蕾
Qualified lawyer since 2017
Focus: Commercial litigation, labor disputes, corporate compliance, contract review, and IP-related employment matters
Representative: Represented an overseas-owned manufacturer in labor and commercial disputes; supported contract review, employment compliance, and negotiation of settlement terms during its China operations.
Mr. Weiyuan Jiang蒋威远
Qualified lawyer since 2013
Focus: Commercial litigation, labor and supplier disputes, evidence strategy, negotiation, and enforcement proceedings
Representative: Assisted a foreign-invested manufacturer in supplier and employment disputes; handled evidence preparation, hearings, settlement negotiations, and related enforcement coordination.
Organizational records
Company credentials, memberships and documented professional development.
These organizational records, recognitions and training certificates are displayed as issued. Current status and the appropriate contracting or filing entity are confirmed for each matter in writing.
Practical answers
Questions clients should resolve before filing.
Are the displayed prices inclusive of government fees?
Yes, for the stated standard scope. Extra goods/services, claims, pages, evidence and later proceedings are outside that scope unless confirmed in writing.
Do foreign applicants receive patent official-fee reductions?
No. All patent prices on this international website are quoted on the standard non-reduced official-fee basis for foreign applicants.
Can China IP Pro guarantee registration or grant?
No. Examination, prior rights, evidence and third-party action can affect every matter.
Who signs the engagement?
The written proposal identifies the appropriate China or Hong Kong entity according to the service and agreed payment route.
Can we send an unpublished invention now?
Send only the filing number, deadline and high-level topic first. Full unpublished details should wait for conflict and confidentiality arrangements.
Can you work with our law firm?
Yes. Roles, reporting, conflicts, billing and client contact are agreed before substantive work.
China IP Pro
Start with the matter—not a shopping cart.
No online checkout. We review the matter first and confirm the scope, fees, and contracting entity in writing.