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UCC Filing Portfolio and Continuation Calendar
Keep a UCC filing inventory with verified lapse and continuation-review dates.
How to use this calculator
- Gather filing records; dates; jurisdictions; continuation records; filing type. Use documents covering the same date or period.
- Replace the example values with your own figures. Add or remove rows to match your records. Change one assumption at a time to compare scenarios.
- Review portfolio timeline; source links; review reminders. Open the breakdown and export a copy for discussion.
How the calculation works
For each record, the entered verified lapse date is the anchor. The worksheet subtracts six calendar months for a review-window scenario and shows days until lapse. You enter the verified date and filing type.
Worked example
These results use the editable example values shown in the calculator. They illustrate the method and do not predict an offer or outcome.
- Filings requiring date review
- 0
- Filings recorded
- 1
- Nearest entered lapse date
- 2027-04-15
- Days until nearest date
- 188
Questions about the results
What does this tool include?
Keep a UCC filing inventory with verified lapse and continuation-review dates. For each record, the entered verified lapse date is the anchor. The worksheet subtracts six calendar months for a review-window scenario and shows days until lapse. You enter the verified date and filing type.
What should I verify before relying on the result?
The six-month convention reflects the cited New York rule; do not use it as a universal deadline. Special filing types and other jurisdictions require verification. This tool does not determine that a lien expired.
What this result does and does not tell you
The six-month convention reflects the cited New York rule; do not use it as a universal deadline. Special filing types and other jurisdictions require verification. This tool does not determine that a lien expired.
Sources and reference material
Sources checked 2026-10-09. Verify rules and program terms for your actual transaction date.