I have searched for it in every place I know how online and almost daily for 2 to 3 months. I even queried their lawyers who would not disclose. Unless the name of the party they settled with is found, we are SOL on finding out if there is any truth to the 27 month need to file. Right now, for me, this is the most important DD that any of us could do. I don't want to lock the company into a specific day to file, but for the sake of nerves and patience, I want to know that a line in the sand for AF's does indeed exist. I will only believe it exists if someone finds this legally recorded and in writing. Sorry, but to many "very soons" for me to take the company's word on filing AF's. The info is out there, but we need a clue as to where to start looking. If you haven't had a response to your email, perhaps amend it to just ask for the name of the company they settled with. My only guess (and it's more than a strong hunch) is that it was with Capital Growth Planning, but the San Diego County websites offer up nothing useful to confirm that fact.
Ren
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