"It doesn't really matter what the Financials were from 2008-2013, there is a known number of shares and known assets/liabilities as of the court discharge."
FINRA and the SEC don't care what is done at the state level - Sharp did a name change with the Nevada SOS and it was meaningless to FINRA and the SEC as they didn't recognize the name change.
It does matter with the 2008-2013 financials if FINRA has questions about them.
What real company is going to use GVSI as a vehicle to go public with a reverse merger when GVSI isn't a SEC reporter?
The SEC has been making it extremely difficult for Custodianship/hijacked shells because they are always used for insider enrichment. It has been over 2 years and GOFF/WNFT, SRNW and GVSI are still empty shells.
But the Tell is that it has been 4 months since Sharp filed for a name and ticker change. This is normally the easiest Corporate Action Request with FINRA. But Sharp hasn't had any success.