(6) Known manufacturers of right-infringing goods, importers or exporters, major customs of entry or exit, and outstanding characteristics and prices of these goods;

(7) Other details for explanation as required by the Customs General Administration.

The following documents shall be submitted together with written applications:

(1) Duplicates of the identification cards of the proprietor, or copies of the certificates of registration or duplicates of the certificates verified by registration organs;

(2) Duplicates of the certificates of trademark registration, announcements on the transfer of registered trademarks verified by trademark bureaus or duplicates of contracts on trademark licensing registered with trademark bureaus, duplicates of patent certificates, copies of contracts on patent transfer registered with and published by patent offices, copies of licenses for exploitation of patents, or certificates or evidences of copyright;

(3) Other documents required by the Customs General Administration.

Article 9 The Customs General Administration shall inform applicants of its decision to grant or refuse recording within 30 days after receiving all application documents. The Customs General Administration shall issue certificates of recording if it decides to grant recording, or provide justification if it decides to refuse recording.

Article 10 Recording of Customs protection of intellectual property rights shall take effect on the date of approval of recording by the Customs General Administration and remain valid for a period of seven years.

Under the prerequisite that an intellectual property right is still valid, the proprietor can apply to the Customs General Administration for prolonging recording six months before expiration of the term of validity of recorded Customs protection. Each prolonging shall hold valid for seven years.

The recording of Customs protection of intellectual property rights shall become invalid if no applications are filed to the Customs General Administration for prolonging it or the term of legal protection of trademark licenses, copyrights and patents expires.

Article 11 Should any alterations be made in recorded intellectual property rights, the proprietor shall go through recording alteration or cancellation procedures with the Customs General Administration within 10 days of verification of these alterations by departments responsible for intellectual property rights.

Chapter III Application

Article 12 The proprietor recorded at the Customs General Administration can, upon discovery of cases of imminent entry or exit of goods suspected of right infringement, apply to local customs offices for taking intellectual property right protection measures.

Article 13 Written applications shall be submitted if customs offices are required to take intellectual property right protection measures.


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