Legal Notice To Public:

VASCULAR ACCESS CERTIFICATION CORPORATION FAILED FIDUCIARY LAWS

VASCULAR ACCESS CERTIFICATION CORPORATION DECEIVED THE PUBLIC ALONG WITH AVA ASSOCIATION FOR VASCULAR ACCESS WITH NON-PROFIT FRAUD FOUND AND OTHER SERIOUS LEGAL ISSUES.

Regarding corporate invalidity due to lack of registration, particularly in the United States, and provide relevant case law to support it.

⚖️ Legal Basis: Corporate Invalidity Without Registration

Corporations must register with the state in which they are conducting business in order to legally operate. Failure to do so results in:

Loss of corporate privileges
Inability to sue or defend in court
Personal liability for directors/officers
Contracts being deemed unenforceable

This applies to both domestic and foreign corporations (a foreign corporation is any company formed in a different state).

📜 Statutory Framework (Generalized for Most U.S. States)

Domestic Corporations (formed in-state):
- Must file Articles of Incorporation.
- Cannot conduct business until properly registered.
- [Model Business Corporation Act § 2.03]: A corporation’s existence begins upon the filing of the articles of incorporation.

Foreign Corporations (out-of-state companies):
- Must file for a Certificate of Authority before doing business in another state.
- [Model Business Corporation Act § 15.01]: Foreign corporations must register before transacting business.

🧑‍⚖️ Relevant Case Law

1. North Dakota State Bd. of Med. Exam'rs v. Thompson, 200 N.W. 2d 525 (N.D. 1972)

A foreign corporation doing business without a certificate of authority was denied the right to bring a lawsuit.

2. Fletcher v. Atex, Inc., 68 F.3d 1451 (2d Cir. 1995)

Court allowed veil-piercing where failure to observe corporate formalities and registration requirements suggested that the entity was a sham.

3. Wichita County v. H & W Wrecking Co., 943 S.W.2d 646 (Tex. App. 1997)

Corporation that had forfeited its charter had no legal capacity to contract or sue until reinstated.

4. Goolsby v. DBJY, Inc., 737 So.2d 497 (Miss. 1999)

When a corporation failed to file required annual reports and lost its good standing, its ability to operate legally was suspended.

5. Kentucky State Bd. of Licensure for Prof'l Eng'rs & Land Surveyors v. Cloyd, 310 S.W.3d 299 (Ky. Ct. App. 2010)

Unregistered corporations practicing engineering services were not only invalid but also in violation of public licensing laws.

💥 Legal Consequences of Invalid or Unregistered Corporate Status

Nullification of contracts: Contracts signed may be declared void or unenforceable.
No right to sue: The entity may not initiate legal proceedings.
Personal liability: Officers and directors may be personally liable.
Loss of tax exemptions: For nonprofits, this is especially dangerous—IRS exemptions can be revoked.
Back taxes and penalties: States can assess taxes for the unregistered period.
State enforcement: State Attorney General can shut down operations or pursue civil penalties.

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