Why would you wait past the deadline for filing the claim in a timely manner. You probably had a year or so in order to file the claim. The deadline is one of the rules of the policy so you probably cannot get past this rule unless you can prove that somehow you did report it to some agent of the company be they an insurance agent, claims dept, customer service, or some other representative of the company.
Yes you can
There are many verbs whose past participle may be used as adjectives, e.g. drawn, tired, passed. The word missed is the past tense and past participe and can be used as an adjective. Examples: Missed opportunities can haunt businessmen. (opportunities that were missed) A missed turn put us far out of our way. (a turn had been missed) The program had its first missed deadline. (the program had missed a deadline)
The answer is had not missed. Because its past tense
You can register to vote at any time. If you have missed the deadline it only means that you will not be able to vote in the current election.
No, they cannot. They can, however, enroll you and then require you to go through the opt-out process. If you do this within 30 days, you should be able to avoid being covered at all.
You are still required to file your return even if you missed the last deadline. I suggest that you file the return as soon as possible. If you owe additional taxes, you will be penalized and will pay interest on what you owe for not filing in a timely manner but it will only get worse. The penalties and interest are not too bad with interest rates as low as they are now. Even if you can't pay all that is due you still can stop some of the penalties by filing now. If you do not owe additional taxes you will not even have a penalty after October 15th. If you don't file the return the IRS will have no choice but to use the information they have on file to file the return for you. This means it will be filed as Single with dependents and no deductions. If you file it will probably be better than what they file in your place.
April 4th 2009. You missed the deadline.
Not without hacking the game. Sorry, you missed the deadline.
It so happens that you have no insurance
Real time means that correctness of result depends on both functional correctness and time that the result is delivered* Soft real time:- Utility degrades with distance from deadline* Hard real time:- System fails if deadline window is missed* Firm real time:- Result has no utility outside deadline window, but system can withstand a few missed results
If it is a federal return, call the IRS at 1-800-829-1040. If it is a state return, call your state tax agency, the number should be in the instruction booklet for your state tax forms. Unless it is an emergency, wait at least a week after April 15th to call. They are overloaded with calls right now as the filing deadline is approaching and in the few days after the deadline they get overloaded with panic calls from people who missed the deadline or made some kind of mistake.
Sorry we missed your deadline - perhaps you should learn to study.