Or. Admin. Code § 160-040-0400 - Lapse Date and Time
(1)
Procedure Upon Lapse. If there is no timely filing of a continuation with
respect to a financing statement, the financing statement lapses on its lapse
date and the UCC information management system renders or is caused to render
the financing statement inactive. On the first anniversary of such lapse date,
the financing statement will no longer be made available to a searcher unless
inactive statements are requested by the searcher and the financing statement
is still retrievable by the UCC information management system.
(2) Lapse Date and Time. A lapse date is
calculated for each initial financing statement (unless the debtor is indicated
to be a transmitting utility). The lapse date is the same date of the same
month as the filing date in the fifth year after the filing date or relevant
subsequent fifth anniversary thereof if timely continuation statement is filed,
but if the initial financing statement indicates that it is filed with respect
to a public finance transaction, the lapse date is the same date of the same
month as the filing date in the thirtieth year after the filing date. The lapse
takes effect at the end of the business day of the lapse date. The relevant
anniversary for a February 29 filing date shall be the March 1 in the fifth
year following the year of the filing date.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 79.0526
Stats. Implemented: ORS 79.515 & 79.526
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