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Hey all, Looking for any and all advice on the pickle we've ended up in. So, I recently bought out all of the shares of a micro-distillery run by a couple and have submitted the amended DSP paperwork for the TTB to approve the change in control of the company. I did this on paper, sending in a ream of documents to the National Revenue Center in Ohio. Because of that approach, I can't check on the progress of the proposed amendments. More importantly, I still cannot get signing authority because the TTB does not recognize me as a legitimate officer in the company yet. This prevents me from applying for COLA's or even paying excise taxes. So far, we've just had to have the previous owner do these things for us, but obviously this is not ideal. He's not involved in the business anymore in an active way and is moving out of state to boot. Anyone have a similar experience or tips or loopholes to getting signing authority faster? Thanks and all the best, Nick
