I have asked that question a couple times directly to the CEO over the last few months and it has been answered to my satisfaction. First of all, if the company wants to get to current info, they know what has to be done. Their attorney's know what have to be done. PwC knows whats has to be done. To assume that they won't have an attorney letter signing off on their stuff is to assume that EPGL, along with the worlds largest accounting firm, are ignorant and that they don't know what needs to be done in order to get to current status. They have done nothing thus far to give us any indication that they are...ignorant. So, if they say that they are working to to get to current information, and an attorney letter is required for such status, then the attorney letter will accompany the info.
