This is the pinksheets,the SEC will demand near perfection,for our protection,and can catch the scammers early on,by doing this.It is not considered that it is "not an offering" until you show them it isnt,and the SEC doesnt rely on the "obvious",they want facts.This is where I have another problem with the law firm,they should be well aware of what the SEC would require,and how they will make demands of proof,so it would have been so simple to "cover" their bases by providing the information before being asked,after all,did they expect the SEC,just to assume that KATX had all these assets,and that the value placed on BVIG was to be accepted without requiring a the proper information in a filing?