Ascap Reporting: How Far Retroactively Have You Successfully Reported Your Performances?

The only kind of reporting that seems to have a strict deadline is Plus awards, for which you can only report the last calendar year's performances. 

In your own experience, what is the longest time between the date of a performance and the date of your successful reporting of it to ASCAP?  (Successful meaning you were credited and paid for it as an individual concert performance, not as part of a Plus award.)

Edited July 7, 201411 yr by June

Couple years, but it rarely amounts to anything.

What's funny is that on "Rising Star" Kesha said her first BMI check was only $1.15. 
 

I don't report performances, mostly because my music is recorded, rather than written....I can make it into actual sheet music, but I kind of just got lazy of writing out my music....Plus, most of your money is coming from sales, anyway....and most music educators don't pay licensing to perform anyway when it comes to band and orchestra directors as well as choir directors.

just sue everybody.