Noun
the date on which an obligation must be repaid
Source: WordNetAs you schedule individual tasks, give yourself a cushion. Mark the due date a few days ahead of the actual deadline so you have time to deal with changes or last-minute emergencies. Harvey Mackay
Also pretty much all lenders are offering forbearance (and not with the scary terms that you hear people say), so its completely understandable that you have some people maybe camping on their payment until the actual REAL due date just in case. Source: Internet
Alison O'Leary and Chris Deasy, both 32, from Dublin, were devastated when they discovered that they wouldn't be welcoming a baby into the world on her due date of August 2, 2019. Source: Internet
Although the due date for submitting short films has passed, filmmakers now have until July 17 to offer their original, feature-length works online to SDAFF for award consideration ($60 entry fee per submission; for instructions, see pacarts. Source: Internet
Arriving exactly on her due date and weighing 3.9 kgs and about 55cm long give or take, Baby Tutchen arrived at 9.07 pm, just two hours after her mum went into labour. Source: Internet
But when mum Harj was told her due date was March 4, she was convinced her new arrival would make an early appearance and be a leap year baby. Source: Internet