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Turnaround date calculator.

Count the days from the proceeding to the delivery date, one by one.

The proceeding

Or whichever day your rule or agreement counts from. That day itself is not counted.

Delivery period

Common names

Each fills in the number of days and nothing else. What a tier means and costs is in your own terms.

Count in

Closed dates

None are built in. Add the holidays and other days you, the office or the court are closed.

    Due date

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    Proceeding date

    Delivery period calendar or business days

    Due

    Day by day
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    The governing rule, order, or agreement sets the actual deadline. Check it before you rely on this date.

    How the days are counted.

    The proceeding date is day 0, and counting starts the day after. In calendar days every day counts, and the due date is the last one counted, unless you ask to move a due date that lands on a weekend or closed date to the next open day. In business days only Monday to Friday count, and a closed date you add is skipped.

    No holidays are assumed: courts, agencies and reporters close on different days, so add your own. Dates are counted as calendar dates, so your time zone cannot move a day.

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