League board members will meet tomorrow morning.
The Poppies have not played since October 6th, with games called off due to a lack of players and the electricity being shut off at their ground.
The club are bottom of the Southern Premier on minus-five points after they suffered a ten-point deduction.
That punishment was applied when the club entered a CVA (company voluntary agreement) - an arrangement to repay part of their debts to creditors - but it is understood that repayments are not up to date and the club faces the possibility of having a winding-up petition lodged against them.
The Nene Park outfit does not have enough players registered to field a side and are unable to register more squad members because of a transfer embargo enforced by the league, meaning Saturday's scheduled fixture at St Neots Town is unlikely to go ahead.
Kettering have until 5pm on Tuesday to "respond to a number of questions" put forward by the Southern League board.
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