Suspension after one year of delinquency (in two weeks, that is) is highly unlikely in my experience. They're no doubt chatting with the SEC quite regularly, so I wager they're up to date on many of the nuances occurring behind the scenes. I know many pink slips that are well into their second or third year of delinquency and still the hammer hasn't fallen. LBRG (another reverse merger) was delinquent for five years on their quarterly filings, and they're now caught up just shy of one year. IMO, the SEC puts these issues at the bottom of their list unless they have additional concerns with the company.