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After the Opponent files a SD, what must the Trade Mark Applicant do?

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The Trade Mark Applicant must file with the Registrar his evidence in support of his application by way of a Statutory Declaration (SD) within 2 months from the date of receipt of the Opponents SD. [R 33(1)]

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