Doing businessin China is challenging,
but protecting it doesn’t have to be.
Comprehensive support for businesses
engaging in commercial relations with China.
A reliable verification of a potential Chinese business partner allows you to effectively assess their credibility and significantly reduce the risk of financial fraud. Learn more
Basic Report
Contains essential information required to verify a Chinese company.
Price from: USD 199
Delivery time: from 24 hours
BASIC
- Registration and Legal Status
- Bank Account Verification
- Quality Certificate Verification
- Industry Analysis and Evaluation
Price from: USD 199
Delivery time: from 24 hours
Pro Report
Contains advanced information for a detailed analysis of a Chinese company.
Price from: USD 279
Delivery time: from 48 hours
Includes everything in the BASIC package, plus:
PRO
Includes everything in the BASIC package, plus:
- Address Verification
- Legal and Litigation Analysis
- Intellectual Property
- Ownership Structure
Price from: USD 279
Delivery time: from 48 hours
Factory Inspection in China
Contains comprehensive information collected during an on-site visit to the designated Chinese factory.
Price from: USD 639
Delivery time: from 72 hours
The only service that includes a physical on-site visit to a factory in China.
on-site
The only service that includes a physical on-site visit to a factory in China.
- Factory Existence Verification
- Actual Production Capacity
- Quality and Production Standards
- Photos from the Factory Visit
Price from: USD 639
Delivery time: from 72 hours
A professionally drafted contract compliant with Chinese law helps protect business activities conducted in China and significantly reduces the risk of disputes and misunderstandings.
One of the most important steps in preparing for business relations with China is implementing a well-planned intellectual property protection strategy.
-
Trademark Search
This is the first step toward legal protection of a company name and logo. The examination involves verifying whether the trademark qualifies for registration with the Patent Office and whether its use does not violate the law.
-
Trademark Registration
The mistaken belief that brand protection in China only applies to companies planning to export there means that importers are far more likely to face the consequences of neglecting this step.
-
Licensing Agreements
When authorizing intermediaries, distributors, or factories to use a protected trademark, the brand owner is required to conclude a licensing agreement and register it with the Trademark Office.
-
Trademark Renewal
Trademark protection is granted for a fixed period of time. It is the trademark owner’s responsibility to maintain valid rights to the mark and complete all formalities related to renewing the protection.
-
Trademark Enforcement
In case of infringement, the trademark owner may pursue their rights through, among other means, an injunction to cease the infringement, imposition of a financial penalty, obtaining compensation, or customs control.
-
Reclaiming Trademark Rights
Loss of the ability to use one's own trademark occurs when it has already been registered by another party. In certain cases, however, recovery of the trademark is possible.
YOUR
BUSINESS
GUIDE
TO CHINA