DSAR Deadline Clock - 9 US State Laws 2026 by ReadyStack

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


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• 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.

| You type | |
|---|---|
| State whose law applies | default Texas |
| Date the request was received | default 2026-07-06 |
| Request type | default Access request |
| We notified the consumer of an extension | default False |
| Today | default 2026-09-14 |
| Open requests you hold from this state | default 34 |
| Violation would be intentional or involve a minor | default False |

| It answers | |
|---|---|
| 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 | |

Permissions requested: storage, alarms, notifications


Free: the calculation in the popup, no key, no limit. Full version ($60): download the result as .csv and deadline reminders - one licence key per person or team seat. Get it: https://getreadystack.com/api/buy/cl/polar_cl_wbCCEDnBXIpIm6YY7txYhY5ONxhldE2ziCxlZ1QS6ec


When you use the tool, the extension sends one anonymous count a day (the tool’s name only — no inputs, no personal data). Turn it off on the first page after install. Firefox asks first and sends nothing unless you allow it. A licence key is checked with the payment provider (Polar) only when you enter one.