EMO secured national licenses from agencies such as FDIC and SEC. I wonder if CEPTrust will need those, too.
Also, they may say they are moving to New Mexico, but I don't think it's that easy. In most states you have to be physically located in the state or have at least one employee/owner in the state. Nevada and Delaware are two exceptions. Although, Nevada has been clamping down on incorporating from out-of-state. So, I wonder if CEP management will be physically moving. If yes, then they have to worry about selling and buying a house, as well as everything else. If they don't physically move, then they'll still be considered as running an unlicensed money transmitter in Kentucky.
In addition to location, they have to worry about the location of their members. They have to get licensed where they are, too. I am not as sure about this requirement, though. Anyway, it's all food for thought.
JMO,
Sharon
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