Recovery of Shares
Recovery of Shares
Many investors lose access to their shares over time — because certificates get misplaced, signatures don’t match, folios go inactive, or dividends stop coming. With dematerialisation now mandatory, thousands of people are stuck with old physical shares or frozen holdings they can’t sell.
We help individuals and families recover, transfer, and dematerialise old or lost shares smoothly — whether they belong to you or a deceased family member.
Common situations we handle
Lost or misplaced physical share certificates
Signature mismatch or name mismatch
Change in address, name, or KYC details
Transmission of shares after death of the shareholder
Joint holder issues or missing signatures
Frozen folios due to incomplete KYC
Duplicate share certificate requests
Unclaimed dividends or unclaimed shares
Shares transferred to IEPF due to inactivity
Why recovery matters
Shares may be worth far more today due to bonuses, splits, and mergers
You can’t sell or transfer without dematerialisation
Unclaimed dividends and shares may get moved to IEPF
Proper recovery protects family wealth and inheritance
Ensures ownership is legally restored and updated
What we assist with
1. KYC & Demat Compliance
PAN, Aadhaar, Bank, Email, Mobile updates
KYC rectification and linking with registrar/RTA
Demat account setup support
2. Duplicate Certificate & Lost Shares
Filing FIR/Indemnity/affidavits
Liaising with RTA for duplicate issuance
Signature verification and bank attestation
3. Transmission of Shares (after death)
Legal heir documentation
Succession certificate / legal heir certificate guidance
Joint holder and nominee processing
Transmission request filing with RTA
4. Recovery from IEPF
Claim of unclaimed dividends
Claim of shares transferred to IEPF
Uploading documents, verification & tracking
Liaising with IEPF authority and company
5. Name/Address/Signature Change
Correction of personal details
Updating old folios
Removing discrepancies for dematerialisation
6. End-to-End Coordination
With registrar (RTA) like Link Intime, KFinTech, Cameo, etc.
With company’s secretarial team
With banks for attestations and verifications
Documents usually required
PAN, Aadhaar, address proof
Share certificate (if available)
Death certificate (for transmission)
Succession proof (Will / Succession Certificate / Legal Heir Certificate)
Bank attestation for signature mismatch
Old KYC details (if any)
Claim forms and indemnity documents
Our process
Understand issue (lost shares, transmission, IEPF, mismatch etc.)
Review documents and identify the exact recovery route
Prepare affidavits, indemnity, and supporting documents
File request with RTA/Company/IEPF
Track progress and ensure shares are dematerialised
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes — through duplicate certificate issuance with indemnity.
Shares can be transmitted to legal heirs with proper documentation.
Anywhere from 4–16 weeks depending on the issue and RTA.
Unclaimed dividends can be recovered; if transferred to IEPF, a separate claim is required.
Not always. Depends on company policy, nominee presence, and share value.