A trademark objection is an objection by the Trademark Registry when they have a reason to believe that the Trademark Application filed by an applicant has some error or defects or is same or similar to an existing Trademark.

After filing a trademark application, it goes through a process where a Trademark Examiner looks into the application and checks if there are any existing trademarks that are the same or similar to the one you’re applying for. The Trademark Examiner’s findings are put together in a document called the trademark examination report.