Form 5/A Filings
SEC Form 5/A is an amended filing used by officers, directors, and certain beneficial owners to correct or update a previously filed SEC Form 5 annual statement of changes in beneficial ownership.
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| ID | Form | Reporting Owner | Subject Company | Filing Agent | Date | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 22881385 | 5/A | Romness Paul A. | Os Therapies Inc | Self | 05/15/2026 | |
| 21713601 | 5/A | Chad Eisenberg | Chad Eisenberg | Self | 05/13/2026 | |
| 22869565 | 5/A | Chad Eisenberg | First Trust Private Assets Fund | Self | 05/13/2026 | |
| 21617747 | 5/A | Qcr Holdings Inc | Qcr Holdings Inc | Self | 04/08/2026 | |
| 22791072 | 5/A | Field James Matthew | Qcr Holdings Inc | Self | 04/08/2026 |
What Is SEC Form 5/A?
SEC Form 5/A is an amended version of Form 5 filed under Section 16(a) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. It is used to revise, supplement, or correct information previously reported on Form 5, including updates to transactions, holdings, or filer details that were incomplete or inaccurate in the original submission.
This amended form is typically filed when an insider discovers an error after submitting Form 5, needs to add a reportable transaction that was unintentionally omitted, or must correct dates, transaction codes, or other reportable details. Because it is an amendment, Form 5/A references the original Form 5 filing and is submitted to ensure Section 16 reporting remains complete and accurate over the issuer’s fiscal year.
Form 5/A supports transparency by allowing insiders to correct the public record of beneficial ownership reporting. While Form 4 is generally used for prompt reporting of most insider transactions, Forms 5 and 5/A serve as annual reporting and reconciliation tools for certain transactions that are eligible for deferred reporting or were not previously reported, helping to ensure the company’s Section 16 disclosures remain consistent and complete.
Key elements typically found in SEC Form 5/A include:
- Name of the reporting person and relationship to the issuer
- Issuer name and trading symbol
- Reference to the original Form 5 filing being amended
- Corrected or supplemental transaction and holdings information
- Transaction dates, codes, and amounts are being updated
- Certification and signature confirming the accuracy of the amendment
SEC Form 5/A Filing Deadlines
SEC Form 5/A does not have a fixed standalone deadline, unlike the original Form 5, because it is filed to amend a prior annual statement. However, companies and insiders generally submit amendments promptly after identifying an omission or error to maintain accurate Section 16 reporting records.
| Filing Stage | Timeline | Details |
| Issuer Fiscal Year End (Reporting Period) | Not applicable | Form 5 covers transactions for the issuer’s fiscal year |
| Original Form 5 Due Date | Within 45 days after the fiscal year end | An annual statement is filed if reportable transactions were not previously reported |
| Form 5/A Amendment Filing | As needed | Filed to correct, update, or supplement a previously filed Form 5 |
| Amendment Reflected on Public Record | Upon filing | Updated information becomes part of the public Section 16 record |
Key Things to Know About Form 5/A Filing Rules
- Amends a Prior Form 5: A Form 5/A is used only to revise or correct a previously filed Form 5 annual statement.
- Filed When Corrections Are Needed: Form 5/A is typically submitted to add omitted transactions or fix errors in transaction coding, dates, amounts, or other required disclosures.
- Still Part of Section 16 Reporting: Form 5/A functions within the same Section 16 framework as Forms 3, 4, and 5 and is used to maintain accurate beneficial ownership reporting.
- Should Be Filed Promptly: Because it corrects the public record, amendments are commonly filed as soon as a filer identifies an issue with the original Form 5.
- EDGAR Availability and Tracking: Form 5/A filings are publicly available and can be monitored alongside other insider ownership reports through SEC filing platforms that support search, alerts, and data access.
To monitor insider ownership updates and annual amendments, our platform helps you track key Section 16 filings like Form 5/A, Form 4, and Form 3. This form is commonly used to report ownership changes by company insiders. These disclosures contribute to the public record of SEC insider transactions and trading.
