Part 4000 — Filing, Issuance, Computation of Time, and Record Retention
Current through Sep 30, 2026
Authority: 29 U.S.C. 1083(k), 1302(b)(3).
Source: 68 FR 61347, Oct. 28, 2003, unless otherwise noted.
Sections
- § 4000.1 What are these filing rules about?
- § 4000.2 What definitions do I need to know for these rules?
- § 4000.3 What methods of filing may I use?
- § 4000.4 Where do I file my submission?
- § 4000.5 Does the PBGC have discretion to waive these filing requirements?
- § 4000.11 What are these issuance rules about?
- § 4000.12 What definitions do I need to know for these rules?
- § 4000.13 What methods of issuance may I use?
- § 4000.14 What is the safe-harbor method for providing an issuance by electronic media?
- § 4000.15 Does the PBGC have discretion to waive these issuance requirements?
- § 4000.21 What are these rules for determining the filing or issuance date about?
- § 4000.22 What definitions do I need to know for these rules?
- § 4000.23 When is my submission or issuance treated as filed or issued?
- § 4000.24 What if I mail my submission or issuance using the U.S. Postal Service?
- § 4000.25 What if I use the postal service of a foreign country?
- § 4000.26 What if I use a commercial delivery service?
- § 4000.27 What if I hand deliver my submission or issuance?
- § 4000.28 [Reserved]
- § 4000.29 What if I use electronic delivery?
- § 4000.30 What if I need to resend my filing or issuance for technical reasons?
- § 4000.31 Is my issuance untimely if I miss a few participants or beneficiaries?
- § 4000.32 Does the PBGC have discretion to waive any requirements under this part?
- § 4000.41 What are these computation-of-time rules about?
- § 4000.42 What definitions do I need to know for these rules?
- § 4000.43 How do I compute a time period?
- § 4000.51 What are these record retention rules about?
- § 4000.52 What definitions do I need to know for these rules?
- § 4000.53 May I use electronic media to satisfy PBGC's record retention requirements?
- § 4000.54 May I dispose of original paper records if I keep electronic copies?