Having their paperwork in order means that FFGO would also have to file a Form 211 with FINRA. There is nothing about a Form 211 that is easily accomplished. Without the 211 there is no way FFGO can issue any dividend, no matter what type of dividend it is.
Paying a $100 fee to Wyoming and having a shareholders meeting is nothing compared to the fees and paperwork associated with getting back in the good graces of FINRA. You also have to keep in mind that in order for the 211 to be filed, FFGO has to be in compliance with SEC Rule 15c2-11.
Nice to see that you agree that the liquidating dividends come under the purview of the State of Wyoming. I agree with you that in order to accomplish this FFGO will have to pay Wyoming the fees that are past due and have their paperwork in order. That is a quickly and easily accomplished process if FFGO chooses to do it. Good advice on doing your own DD and many of us here have done just that. Go FFGO!!! Dividends of 3400%+ are awesome!