Consumer data request - statutory deadline

Type the state and the date the request landed. Get the statutory due date, the extension date, the cure period and the penalty exposure.

Respond by—
Days left—days
Status—
Acknowledge receipt by—
Latest date if you notify of an extension—
Appeal window—
Cure period—
Statutory maximum—
Exposure across your open queue—
Per-state response clock
Iowa gives 90 calendar days, the other eight states give 45 - the tool applies the right window instead of the 45-day rule everyone assumes.
Request type changes the clock
A California opt-out of sale or sharing runs on 15 business days, not 45 calendar days, and an appeal of a denial runs its own 45 or 60 day window.
Cure period status for 2026
Colorado and Connecticut cure periods have expired and California has none, so in those states the first missed deadline is directly enforceable.
Per-violation exposure across your queue
Multiplies the state's statutory maximum per violation by the number of open requests you are holding from that state.
Deadline reminders and CSV export
The paid key exports your calculated request log as .csv and schedules a browser reminder ahead of each statutory due date.

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