What is the procedure involved in obtaining Duplicate Share Certificate?
A request letter duly signed by the registered holder(s) as per the specimen signature recorded with the Bank, bearing certificate number(s), distinctive numbers and registered folio number is required. On receipt of the letter, the Bank/Registrar will mark Stop Transfer caution in the books of records on the share certificate(s)/ Folio, as requested by the shareholder(s). For issue of duplicate share certificate(s), the shareholder(s) has to comply with the following documents:- 1. An Indemnity Bond on Non Judicial Stamp Paper of Rs.100/- 2. An Affidavit on Non Judicial Stamp Paper of Rs.20/- 3. As per SEBI guidelines, a F.I.R is compulsory for issue of duplicate share certificates. A certified true copy of the F.I.R. bearing certificate number(s), distinctive number(s) and folio number(s) of the lost shares should be submitted with the documents as stated above. On receipt of the duplicate documents, the Registrar/Bank will verify the documents and on finding them in order, will plac
