G.ASIC would need to be frozen for Friedcat to perform such a task. Even then, it would be theft, as these are Ukyo's shares, not yours or FC's.
Even then, some people have likely chosen wallet addresses they can't sign, bringing more problems.
If you have more than 250 shares, and you want to export to direct, simply contact Ukyo every few days ... and wait. He has no right to deny exports from people meeting the requirements in the asset description.
Everyone else must either hold, or sell.
Another choice... Liquidate and wait for share price to justify re-entering shares in other location (PT or direct)... Such is the beauty of Bitcoin, as it shows the liquidity of the asset itself while highlighting the lack thereof when dealing with individuals and gov'ts.
SEC, Bitfunder, Ukyo, friedcat, etc...
Fuggedaboutit... nothing beats cold hard bitcoins.