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Look up a filer on EDGAR, redline rendered documents or source code side-by-side, calculate Exhibit 107 registration fees, verify SEC account balances, calculate statutory deadline rollovers, check filing cutoff clocks, and reach direct SEC staff.
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Enter a CIK, company name, or file number. CIK lookups automatically load the filer's submission history directly as you type.
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Fee Calculator
Table 1 registration fees and Table 2 offsets, structured for fast Exhibit 107 calculations.
Table 1: Newly Registered and Carryforward Securities
Categorize each line item as Fees to Be Paid or Fees Previously Paid. The Fee Rate column pulls the active Section 6(b) rate automatically.
| Category | Amount Registered | Proposed Max Price Per Unit | Max Aggregate Offering Price | Fee Rate ($ / $1M) | Fee Amount | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Total Offering Amounts: | $0.00 | $0.00 | ||||
| Total Fees Previously Paid: | $0.00 | |||||
| Total Fee Offsets (from Table 2): | $0.00 | |||||
| Net Fee Due: | $0.00 | |||||
Table 2: Fee Offset Claims and Sources
Fee offsets claimed under Rule 457(p) or Rule 457(b). Automatically feeds into "Total Fee Offsets" in Table 1.
| Fee Offset Claimed | |
|---|---|
| $0.00 |
SEC Balance & Account Verification
Direct access guidance and official verification channels for client Lockbox funds and filing fee balances.
EDGAR Filing Website — Balance Retrieval
Because the SEC protects account fee balances inside Login.gov-authenticated sessions, access the balance directly through the official SEC EDGAR portal below.
Standard Online Retrieval Steps
- Log in to the official EDGAR Filing Website ↗ using your Login.gov credentials.
- On the main left navigation menu, click Retrieve/Edit Data.
- Enter the client's CIK and CCC.
- Click Continue, then select Retrieve Balance Information.
- EDGAR displays the current Available Balance, Account Status, and the Amount & Date of the Last Deposit.
Direct SEC Fee Unit Assistance
If you do not have current CCC access or need immediate wire/deposit verification before filing an Exhibit 107 registration statement, contact the SEC Office of Financial Management directly:
SEC Filing Calendar & Holidays
EDGAR federal holiday observances, next-business-day reopening logic, official peak filing volume clusters, and statutory deadline rollover rules (SEC Rule 0-3 / Rule 160).
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2026 Form 10-K / 10-Q Deadlines & Financial Statement Staleness Dates
Calendar-year filers. Each cell shows the filing due date, with the staleness date (last date those financials may be used) below it. Dates falling on a weekend or SEC holiday roll to the next business day.
| Filer Category | 10-K for FY 2025 (period end Dec 31, 2025)† |
Q1 10-Q (period end Mar 31, 2026) |
Q2 10-Q (period end Jun 30, 2026) |
Q3 10-Q (period end Sep 30, 2026) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LAF Large Accelerated Filers | due Mar 2 stale May 11 |
due May 11 stale Aug 7 |
due Aug 10 stale Nov 6 |
due Nov 9 stale Mar 1, 2027* |
| AF Accelerated Filers | due Mar 16 stale May 11 |
due May 11 stale Aug 7 |
due Aug 10 stale Nov 6 |
due Nov 9 stale Mar 16, 2027* |
| NAF Non-Accelerated Filers | due Mar 31 stale May 14 |
due May 15 stale Aug 12 |
due Aug 14 stale Nov 12* |
due Nov 16 stale Mar 31, 2027* |
* Regardless of the staleness date above, auditors will not give negative-assurance comfort past 134 days after the quarter/year end — so for a securities offering the practical financial-statement cutoff for these columns is the 134-day mark, not the later staleness date shown.
† If the Form 10-K incorporates Part III information by reference from the proxy statement, the definitive proxy must be filed — or the 10-K amended — by April 30, 2026.
For IPOs, delinquent filers, and loss corporations, the Q3 staleness date is 45 days after fiscal year-end instead of the dates above.
Timely-filer gap accommodation: when a company's financials go stale before its next periodic report is due, the SEC will still permit a registration statement to go effective during that gap, provided the company has timely filed all Exchange Act reports over the prior 12 months.
Late-filer accommodation: filing a Form 12b-25 by 5:30 PM ET the business day after the original due date buys a 5-day extension for a 10-Q, or 15 days for a 10-K/11-K.
Other Filing Deadlines in 2026
Beneficial ownership, insider reporting, and other recurring 2026 deadlines:
| Filing / Form | Deadline Rule |
|---|---|
| Form 3 | 10 days after becoming a Section 16 insider, or the effective date of the initial registration statement. |
| Form 4 | Two business days after the transaction date. |
| Form 5 | February 17, 2026 (45 days after fiscal year-end). |
| Form 8-K | Typically four business days after the triggering event. |
| Form SD | Conflict minerals: June 1, 2026 (first business day on/after May 31). Resource extraction issuers: September 28, 2026 (270 days after fiscal year-end). |
| Form 11-K | 90 days after the plan's fiscal year-end; plans subject to ERISA get up to 180 days. |
| Schedule 13D | 5 business days after acquiring >5% beneficial ownership; amend within 2 business days of a material change, including a 1% ownership change. |
| Schedule 13G | Qualified institutional / exempt investors crossing 5%: 45 days after the quarter, i.e. Feb 17, May 15, Aug 14, Nov 16, 2026. Passive investors crossing 5%: 5 business days. Amendments on a material change: same quarterly dates above. Shorter deadlines apply once QII/passive ownership exceeds 10%. |
| Form 13F | Feb 17, May 15, Aug 14, Nov 16, 2026 (45 days after calendar year-end and each of the first three quarters). |
| Form N-PX | No later than August 31, 2026. |
Types of Filers
| LAF | Public float of $700 million or more as of the last business day of the most recently completed second fiscal quarter, at least 12 months subject to Exchange Act Section 13(a)/15(d) reporting, at least one annual report already on file, and not eligible for smaller-reporting-company status under the revenue test. |
| AF | Same seasoning and revenue-test conditions as a large accelerated filer, but with a public float of $75 million or more and under $700 million. |
| NAF | Any reporting company that doesn't meet the large accelerated or accelerated filer tests above. |
| Smaller Reporting Company | Public float under $250 million, or under $100 million in annual revenue combined with a public float under $700 million (including no public float at all). |
| Delinquent Filer | Files annual, quarterly, and other Exchange Act Section 13/15(d) reports, but is currently behind on one or more of them. |
| Loss Corporation | Doesn't expect after-tax income for the most recent fiscal year, or didn't report after-tax income in at least one of the two prior fiscal years. |
EDGAR accepts filings 6:00 AM–10:00 PM ET on business days. Most filings need to be in by 5:30 PM ET for same-day filing credit; Section 16 forms (3/4/5), Form 144, Schedule 14N, Rule 462(b), and Schedules 13D/13G get same-day credit up to 10:00 PM ET. The SEC is closed (no EDGAR filings) on Veterans Day and Columbus Day even though the exchanges trade; conversely the SEC is open on Good Friday, when the exchanges are closed.
SEC Filing Deadline Calculator
Choose your SEC filer status, the applicable filing, and a period end date to calculate the statutory deadline. If the due date falls on a weekend or SEC federal holiday, it automatically rolls forward to the next business day.
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Time Zones & SEC EDGAR Hours
Live clocks for major financial markets and operational cutoff windows for SEC EDGAR transmissions.
EDGAR Submission Status
EDGAR transmits filings Mon–Fri from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM Eastern Time.
SEC Filing Deadlines & System Availability (Eastern Time)
Filings submitted after 5:30 PM ET receive the next business day's filing date, with specific exceptions under SEC Rule 13(a).
| Filing Window / Event | EDGAR Time (ET) | Pacific Time (PT) | Acceptance & Filing Date Rules |
|---|---|---|---|
| EDGAR Opening | 6:00 AM | 3:00 AM | EDGAR system begins accepting and processing live submissions. |
| Standard Same-Day Cutoff | 5:30 PM | 2:30 PM | Most filings (10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, S-1, S-3, etc.) submitted by 5:30 PM ET receive that day's filing date. Submissions after 5:30 PM receive the next business day. |
| Section 16 & Rule 462(b) Cutoff | 10:00 PM | 7:00 PM | Ownership reports (Forms 3, 4, 5) and Rule 462(b) registration statements submitted up to 10:00 PM ET receive that same business day's date. |
| EDGAR System Close | 10:00 PM | 7:00 PM | Transmissions close. Filings submitted over the weekend or federal holidays are held and processed the next business day. |
SEC Filer Support Contacts
Key telephone, email, and web contacts for EDGAR Filer Support, Corporation Finance, Fee Inquiries, and technical assistance.
EDGAR Filer Support Main Helpline
Operational hours: Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM Eastern Time (excluding federal holidays).
EDGAR Filer Technical Support
Assistance with EDGAR access codes (CIK, CCC, Password, PMAC), Form ID applications, transmission errors, and filing software technical questions.
Office of Chief Counsel & Rule Interpretation
Legal and regulatory questions regarding federal securities laws, filing waivers, filing relief, and interpretations of Securities Act and Exchange Act rules.
Office of Financial Management (Filing Fees)
Questions concerning Section 6(b) registration fee calculations, Table 2 offset credits, wire transfers, ACH deposits, and Lockbox account verification.
Office of Structured Disclosure
Technical support for Inline XBRL (iXBRL) tagging, taxonomy validation errors, XML schemas, and Exhibit 107 modern filing fee tag disclosures.
CorpFin Filing Review & Emergency Filing Assistance
Procedural assistance for pending registration effectiveness, acceleration requests, Rule 462(b) coordination, and emergency late filings.
Division of Investment Management Filer Support
Assistance for mutual funds, closed-end funds, business development companies (BDCs), Form N-PORT, Form N-CEN, and 1940 Act filers.