Here is a post from a week or so ago that may answer some questions. However, no one answered the question of whether we will be officially uplisted on the 15th or if we have to provide a certain # of transparent qrtrly reports before being uplisted?
Posted On: 06/01/2016 4:24:16 PM
Posted By: ccwilloe
Re: liquidmoney #21616
http://www.sec.gov/divisions/corpfin/guidance...nterps.htm
Question 116.04
Question: Can a company that files a Section 12(g) registration statement on Form 10, Form 20-F, or Form 8-A delay the effectiveness of the registration statement to a date after the 60-day period specified in Section 12(g)?
Answer: No. A registration statement on Form 10, Form 20-F, or Form 8-A to register a class of equity securities under Section 12(g) becomes automatically effective 60 days after the date of filing. A company cannot seek to delay the automatic effectiveness of such registration statement. The only way to delay or prevent effectiveness is to withdraw the Section 12(g) registration statement before the effective date. Such a withdrawal, however, is not permitted for a company that is required to register a class of equity securities under Section 12(g). [September 30, 2008]
from this, june 14'th is the day the company becomes reporting.
the [electronic] ammending process during the 60 day q/a period is the the ''a'' portion of ''q/a'' period and is the way the answers to the questions get posted [on EDGARS] but does not alter the effective date. unless the SEC forces a delay, RMHB can not delay.
also,
Question 116.06
Question: A company files a Form 10 registration statement to register a class of equity securities under Section 12(g). This registration statement will become effective automatically 60 days after it is filed with the Commission. If the registration statement is selected for review by the Commission’s staff, is the company still required to file periodic and current reports?
Answer: Yes. Once the Section 12(g) registration statement becomes effective, the company is subject to Exchange Act reporting obligations, including the filing of periodic and current reports. The fact that the staff has selected the registration statement for review, or that the review is not completed at the time of effectiveness, does not relieve the company of these obligations. [September 30, 2008]
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Posted On: 06/01/2016 4:24:16 PM
Posted By: ccwilloe
Re: liquidmoney #21616
http://www.sec.gov/divisions/corpfin/guidance...nterps.htm
Question 116.04
Question: Can a company that files a Section 12(g) registration statement on Form 10, Form 20-F, or Form 8-A delay the effectiveness of the registration statement to a date after the 60-day period specified in Section 12(g)?
Answer: No. A registration statement on Form 10, Form 20-F, or Form 8-A to register a class of equity securities under Section 12(g) becomes automatically effective 60 days after the date of filing. A company cannot seek to delay the automatic effectiveness of such registration statement. The only way to delay or prevent effectiveness is to withdraw the Section 12(g) registration statement before the effective date. Such a withdrawal, however, is not permitted for a company that is required to register a class of equity securities under Section 12(g). [September 30, 2008]
from this, june 14'th is the day the company becomes reporting.
the [electronic] ammending process during the 60 day q/a period is the the ''a'' portion of ''q/a'' period and is the way the answers to the questions get posted [on EDGARS] but does not alter the effective date. unless the SEC forces a delay, RMHB can not delay.
also,
Question 116.06
Question: A company files a Form 10 registration statement to register a class of equity securities under Section 12(g). This registration statement will become effective automatically 60 days after it is filed with the Commission. If the registration statement is selected for review by the Commission’s staff, is the company still required to file periodic and current reports?
Answer: Yes. Once the Section 12(g) registration statement becomes effective, the company is subject to Exchange Act reporting obligations, including the filing of periodic and current reports. The fact that the staff has selected the registration statement for review, or that the review is not completed at the time of effectiveness, does not relieve the company of these obligations. [September 30, 2008]
interpret away & oil is shredding
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