when we "file" that automatically meets the "current" requirement
How do you figure it already meets the current requirement? Prior to filing for OTCQB a company must meet certain requirements and UNVC does not. Stocks don't go from dark defunct status to OTCQB for this reason.
To be considered for admission to OTCQB, a Company shall meet all the following conditions: 1) Audited Financials. Audited annual financial statements must be prepared in accordance with U.S. GAAP or, for International Reporting Companies or Alternative Reporting Companies listed on a Qualified Foreign Exchange, IFRS or an IFRS equivalent, as applicable, containing an audit opinion that is not adverse, disclaimed, or qualified. Audits must be conducted by an auditor registered with the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB). International Reporting Companies and Regulation A Reporting Companies are exempt from the PCAOB requirement. Note for Regulation A Reporting Companies: The exemption from PCAOB requirements covers initial eligibility only. Subsequent annual financial statements are required to have a PCAOB audit. 2) Current Disclosure. Make current disclosure available pursuant to one of the following reporting standards: a. SEC Reporting Standard; b. Regulation A Reporting Standard; c. Bank Reporting Standard; d. International Reporting Standard; or e. Alternative Reporting Standard.