Those liable to chataos or unconditional ashamos, for whom Yom Kippur passed, are liable to bring them after Yom Kippur. Those liable to conditional ashamos are exempt. One for whom a doubtful situation of sin occurred on Yom Kippur, even at dusk, is exempt, for the entire day atones.

A woman who was obligated to bring a bird chatas of doubt, for whom Yom Kippur passed, is obligated to bring [it] after Yom Kippur since it renders her fit to eat of the offerings. A bird chatas that is brought because of a doubt — if, after its neck was nipped, it became known to her — must be buried.