To remove a ce OTC requires quite an extensive gau

To remove a ce OTC requires quite an extensive gauntlet,which i didnt think would apply here because the only reason they got a ce was because British Columbia regs are much stricter in requiring reporting of timely info and if WOLV were a USA based Company they would only have been downgraded to ''limited info'' and then ''no info'' when they were late in filing annual report etc

so OTC would probably require what is required of NEW current info companies as specified below-OTC does this w co's that were current info BEFORE the ce -so,under the NEW OTC rules, OTC is probably doing this w co's that were OTCQB prior to the ce.

WOLV IS an SEC reporting co and OTC is not a regulatory body but OTC de facto acts like it in setting OTC rules w the tacit approval of SEC or Finra

if financial reports are audited an attorney certification letter is not required -

and since I believe WOLV's 10K was audited -would have to double check if such was- they shouldnt need an attorney cert letter-but OTC really punishes co's coming off a ce and imposes additional requirements for such co's to do so-
whether OTC would impose those additional requirements in this unique case i dont know-but since OTC lists as limited info I'm guessing this is what might be happening

since this is the first SEC reporting co I've seen get a ce [due to stricter British Columbia BCSC requirements] and attempt to remove the ce this is new territory for me also- and I've studied OTC to no end as they say -so many co's are going to be confused by the new rules,especially in combination w this unusual situation which I've never seen before- a ce imposed by British Columbia for a situation-delayed reporting- which would merely drop WOLV to ''no info'' OTC status under USA law.


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