Hello @Seller_IzrUAj7hlGs37

Christine here from Amazon Forums.

I understand your frustration with the brand registration process, however as of this moment, I am able to give some guidance on common pitfalls for decline reasons but will not be able to disclose further information.

Please see common rejection reasons below.

1. Brand Registry sources the business name from the USPTO website and hence any incomplete or inaccurate information on the USPTO website associated with your trademark may negatively impact your application. For example, if we could not verify the registered business name and business identifier (e.g. tax ID number or business ID number) provided by you at the time submitting the Brand Registry enrollment form. If the name of the business owning the trademark is incorrectly updated on the USPTO website, please make sure you update the business information correctly on the USPTO website first before submitting your new Brand application.

2. Manufacturing agreement - some sellers commonly attach invoices for these. The invoice is not a valid for of letter of authorization and listed in the invalid type.

3. Documents are not authentic and forged.

4. Attorney that is listed on the trademark is sanctioned by CIPO or Amazon.

5. Seller has low Account Health metrics, or other selling accounts in bad standing (terminated, deactivated etc..)

These are some things that you can review with your application. However, I cannot pinpoint the exact reason as these are more general and common pitfalls. Keep in mind if you do mirror of previous application you may get declined again.

Please review the application requirements closely and our application guide before try to reapply with Brand registry.

Thank you.

Christine.