Short delay
A statement is only a few days past the filing deadline and has not yet been filed.
The checker flags action now; its lower triage band is not an official grace period.
Confirmation Statement Late Filing Checker
Check an entered confirmation-statement due date against a chosen date, with clearly labelled Obnexo operational triage bands.
This checker is designed for operational triage: is the statement overdue, and how urgently should the filing position be cleaned up?
Confirmation Statement Late Filing Checker
Check an entered confirmation-statement due date against a chosen date, with clearly labelled Obnexo operational triage bands.
What this checker is screening for
The result compares the due date you enter with the chosen date and reported filing status. The 30/90-day bands are Obnexo triage, not Companies House thresholds.
It is intended to help you decide whether the next move is to file immediately, escalate internally, or build the deadline into a broader remediation plan.
Rule summary
Late confirmation statement risk at a high level
Companies House says a confirmation statement can be filed up to 14 days after the review period ends. Enter that actual due date; this checker does not calculate it.
Companies House says failure to file may lead to a financial penalty or strike-off. The checker does not predict either outcome or calculate a penalty.
Worked examples
How the result behaves in practice
Materially overdue filing
A statement has been left outstanding well beyond the normal deadline and other compliance tasks are drifting too.
The checker places the outstanding filing in a higher internal triage band, without claiming an official escalation threshold.
Turn the result into an action plan
File the statement or confirm submission status before running other remediation work.
If other Companies House tasks are overdue, verify their deadlines separately and use the trusted accounts tools or guides.
Use the compliance calendar once the statement is brought up to date so the cycle does not drift again.
Read the guide
Confirmation statement late filing
Read the supported rule, assumptions and worked examples behind this tool.
Assumptions and limits
This tool is a heuristic checker and should be treated as a high-level screen rather than a formal opinion.
Assumptions
- The entered due date and filing status have been checked against the company's Companies House record.
Limits and rule basis
- The 30/90-day triage bands are Obnexo heuristics, not statutory thresholds or official Companies House categories.
- If already filed, this tool cannot determine whether the filing was historically late without its filing date.
Primary sources and review date
Reviewed on . Official sources opened and checked in the evidence-contract review (29 September 2026); no calculator arithmetic changed.
Applies to: Current confirmation-statement filing obligations; internal triage bands have no statutory effective date.
Reviewed scope: Entered official due date, assessment date and reported filed/unfiled status; no historical lateness calculation for an already filed statement.
The 30/90-day bands are Obnexo operational judgement, not statutory thresholds or official Companies House scoring. Official sources support filing obligations, not these bands.
- Companies House — review period, filing window and possible non-filing consequences (verified 29 September 2026)Supports: review period, filing window and possible non-filing consequences
Review basis and change triggers
Reviewed model: confirmation-statement-late-filing-checker: Obnexo-confirmation-triage-reviewed-29 September 2026
- A cited source or statutory regime changes.
- Reviewed content, runtime adapter or domain implementation changes.
- A new effective period falls outside the supported scope.