We help clients navigate a range of share recovery and remediation
situations. Please note that requirements vary by case.
If original share certificates have been misplaced, damaged, or lost, there is a defined process for obtaining duplicate certificates.
Shares held in paper form need to be dematerialised before they can be traded or transferred electronically.
Following the death of a shareholder, shares may need to be transmitted to legal heirs through a documented process.
Shares held under a previous name due to marriage or legal name change may need to be updated with the registrar.
Converting physical share certificates into electronic form held in a demat account through CDSL or NSDL.
Old investments held by previous generations may require tracing, documentation, and formal processes to claim or transfer.
A structured approach to help you navigate the share recovery process.
We begin with a detailed discussion to understand the specifics of your situation — what shareholdings are involved, what documentation is available, and what the goal is.
We review the documentation you have available and identify what may be missing or what additional records may be needed.
Based on your specific case, we identify the applicable regulatory process and the steps involved.
We assist you in preparing and organising the documentation required for the process.
We follow up with relevant parties — registrars, depositories, or companies — on your behalf during the process.
We guide you through to the conclusion of the process and ensure the outcome is documented appropriately.
Book a free consultation with a Suryoday advisor and take the first confident step toward long-term financial security.
