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Re: qweisackey post# 78152

Wednesday, 11/19/2014 7:26:03 PM

Wednesday, November 19, 2014 7:26:03 PM

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An NT 10-Q filing provides an additional five days for the actual 10-Q to be filed. An NT 10-K provides an additional 15 days for actual 10-K to be filed. If these additional deadlines are met, the company is not penalized and the filing is considered timely.

If the deadline is missed, however, consequences may include loss of SEC registration, de-listing from stock exchanges as well as possible legal consequences. And there are other consequences to non-timely filings as well, that an investor or other stakeholder might want to take note of.

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http://www.auditanalytics.com/blog/non-timely-filings-an-overview/

Like I said, where's the damn filing?

Good luck to all stock holders, and stuck holders!

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