You're welcome. In all instances over the last 15 years that I have posted SEC Admin. Proceedings for SEC Registered companies that are severely delinquent in filing Financials it is too late for those companies to remedy the delinquent Financials. The SEC Enforcement will move to have those companies' SEC Registrations revoked. Once a company's SEC Registration has been revoked that company becomes a private company and shareholders own privately owned stock that cannot trade publicly on any market or forum. Should any company want to become SEC Registered again that company would need to file a FORM 10 with a minimum of 2 years audited Financials. Unfortunately, once the SEC files an ADMIN Proceeding for severely delinquent Financials it is also too late for an SEC Registered company to voluntarily deregister from the SEC via a FORM 15 to become an Alternative reporting company to OTC Markets.
The time for any SEC Registered company to voluntarily deregister from the SEC to become an Alternative reporting company to OTC Markets is before the company becomes delinquent in their Financials filing obligations to the SEC. It really is too late and the SEC has a precedent of not forgiving any SEC Registered company that is severely delinquent in filing Financials.