The Secretary of State published Administrative Order 2018-04 (AD 2018-04) on 16th July 2018, extending the due date from 18th July 2018 to 17th October 2018 for the filing of the 2017 annual corporate reports.This additional extension only applies to those companies that have applied for the second renewal for filing on or before 18th June 2018.
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