Incumbents: Individuals holding office on January 1 must file for the previous calendar year. File this annual report no later than April 15.
Incumbents who leave office prior to the new year: File a final report electronically either within 60 days of leaving office, or during the January 1 through April 15 reporting period of that following year. Include information for the portion of the calendar year for which the official or officer was in office.
Appointees: File within two weeks after being appointed to a state position. Report covers the previous 12 months.
Candidates: File within two weeks of becoming a candidate. Report covers the previous 12 months.
Incumbents: Individuals holding office on or after January 1 must file for the previous calendar year. File this annual report no later than April 15.
Incumbents who leave office prior to the new year: File a final report electronically either within 60 days of leaving office, or during the January 1 through April 15 reporting period of that following year. Include information for the portion of the calendar year for which the official or officer was in office.
Appointees: File within two weeks after being appointed to an unexpired term. Report covers the previous 12 months.
Candidates: File within two weeks of becoming a candidate. Report covers the previous 12 months.
No one is required to file multiple F-1 reports in a calendar year, regardless of how many offices a person holds that have the F-1 filing requirement. Newly elected officials and recent appointees are required to file the annual report due between January 1 - April 15, even when their initial report was filed near the end of the previous calendar year.
A person becomes a candidate and subject to the disclosure law at the time he or she first: