What happens if I file Form HC3 late, i.e. after the 2-month deadline; or if I miss the extended deadline to file the Notice of Opposition?

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Generally, you should wait for the registration of the trade mark, which will take place shortly.
Once the trade mark is registered, you can challenge the registration of the trade mark by filing Form TM28 for a declaration of invalidity.

What happens if I file Form HC3 late, i.e. after the 2-month deadline; or if I miss the extended deadline to file the Notice of Opposition?

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