Is the business license name the same as the 35 class trademark?

These two names are different.

Class 35 trademark names are brand names, which are subject to unified national review. Once registered, they enjoy exclusive rights nationwide, while the business license is the name of your own company, which is approved by the Industrial and Commercial Bureau and is only protected locally. When you leave this area, many people can use the same name as you.

Applicants for Class 35 trademarks must be consistent with the name on the business license. However, the Class 35 trademarks applied for can be of various types, such as pinyin, patterns, Arabic numerals, English letters, etc., so it can be completely consistent with the name on the business license. The name on the business license is inconsistent because the name on the business license cannot use pinyin, patterns, Arabic numerals, or English letters.