Form IRANNOTICE Filings

What Is SEC Form IRANNOTICE?

SEC Form IRANNOTICE is an important filing required under Section 219 of the Iran Threat Reduction and Syria Human Rights Act of 2012 and Section 13(r) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. It is used by issuers to notify the SEC that their annual or quarterly report contains the disclosure required by those provisions.

This form is typically filed when an issuer includes disclosure in a Form 10-K, Form 10-Q, 20-F, or 40-F regarding certain Iran-related activities covered by the statute. It is event-driven and filed as needed in connection with the related periodic report, and it must be submitted through EDGAR using the IRANNOTICE form type. Companies monitoring these disclosures often also track related reporting activity through Notifications for new SEC filings

Form IRANNOTICE ensures transparency by separately notifying investors and regulators that the issuer has made disclosure required by federal law in its annual or quarterly report. The notice appears in the issuer’s EDGAR filing history and is searchable through the system, helping users follow specialized disclosure activity alongside broader reporting trends in the SEC Forms Index and other SEC filings.

Key elements typically found in SEC Form IRANNOTICE include:

• Name of the issuer
• Reference to the related annual or quarterly report
• Statement that disclosure was made pursuant to Section 219 and Section 13(r)
• Filing date of the related annual or quarterly report
• Identification of where the disclosure appears in the report
• Submission through the EDGAR form type IRANNOTICE

SEC Form IRANNOTICE Filing Deadlines

SEC Form IRANNOTICE does not have a fixed standalone filing deadline in the same way that periodic reports do. Instead, it is filed as needed in connection with the annual or quarterly report that contains the required disclosure.

Key Things to Know About Form IRANNOTICE Filing Rules

• Disclosure in a Periodic Report Is Required First: Form IRANNOTICE is used when the issuer has already made the required disclosure in an annual or quarterly report.
• Filed as a Separate EDGAR Notice: The issuer prepares a separate document and submits it through EDGAR using the IRANNOTICE form type.
• Applies to Annual and Quarterly Reporting: The notice may relate to disclosure made in annual reports or quarterly reports, depending on where the required information appears.
• Publicly Searchable on EDGAR: The notice is disseminate becomes part of the issuer’s public filing history.
• Event-Driven Rather Than Periodic: Form IRANNOTICE is filed only when the underlying statutory disclosure is required, rather than on a recurring fixed schedule.

To monitor specialized statutory disclosures and related periodic reporting activity, our platform helps you track key SEC filings such as IRANNOTICE connected to issuer disclosure obligations and filing history. Related reporting activity can be monitored through the Quarterly Reports section of Filing Insights.