Transmission of Physical Shares

πŸ“Œ SEBI Rules & Deadline for Dematerialisation

When a shareholder passes away, their shares must be legally transferred to their legal heirs, nominee, or joint holder through a process called Transmission of Shares. Unlike a normal share transfer, transmission is involuntary and happens due to the death of the shareholder.

πŸ“Œ SEBI Rules & Deadline for Dematerialisation

πŸ“Œ Why is Share Transmission Important?
βœ” Ensures legal ownership of shares after the shareholder’s death
βœ” Helps family members claim dividends, bonuses & voting rights
βœ” Required to dematerialise inherited physical shares
βœ” Prevents shares from getting transferred to IEPF (Investor Education & Protection Fund)

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πŸ”Ή SEBI Rules & Compliance for Transmission of Shares

βœ” SEBI mandates that share transmission must be completed within 21 days of application.
βœ” If the deceased shareholder had a joint holder, the shares automatically transfer to the surviving holder.
βœ” If there is no nominee or joint holder, the legal heir must provide Succession Certificate or Probate of Will.
βœ” Physical shares must be converted into demat after transmission.

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πŸ”Ή Common Issues Faced in Share Transmission

❌ No Nominee Registered – Legal heirs must provide additional documents
❌ Lost or Missing Share Certificates – Need duplicate share certificate first
❌ Legal Disputes Between Heirs – Court-issued succession certificate required
❌ Signature Mismatch in RTA Records – Leads to re-verification & delays
❌ Shares Transferred to IEPF – Need to file IEPF-5 claim for recovery

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πŸ”Ή Step-by-Step Process to Transfer Shares After Death

βœ” Original Physical Share Certificates
βœ” PAN Card Copy (Self-Attested)
βœ” Aadhaar Card or Address Proof
βœ” Dematerialisation Request Form (DRF)
βœ” Client Master Report (CMR) from DP
βœ” Signature Verification (If Required by RTA)

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πŸ”Ή Documents Required for Share Transmission

βœ” Death Certificate of Deceased Shareholder (Notarized Copy)
βœ” PAN & Aadhaar of Nominee / Legal Heir
βœ” Transmission Request Form (TRF)
βœ” Original Share Certificates (If in Physical Form)
βœ” Succession Certificate or Probate of Will (If No Nominee is Registered)
βœ” No Objection Certificate (NOC) from Other Legal Heirs (If Applicable)
βœ” Client Master Report (CMR) of Legal Heir’s Demat Account

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πŸ”Ή How We Help You in Share Transmission?

βœ… Legal Documentation Support – Avoid rejections & delays
βœ… Faster Processing – Get shares transferred within 21-30 days
βœ… Help in Getting a Succession Certificate – If no nominee is registered
βœ… Lost Share Certificate Recovery – Apply for duplicate certificate before transmission
βœ… Assistance in IEPF Claim Filing – If shares are transferred to IEPF

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