Recovery of Shares in India with MUDS
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We at MUDS Management handle all elements of investment recovery, whether it's transferring unclaimed shares back to the IEPF Authority or transferring actual shares in the name of the rightful successor. MUDS is here to support you with your recovery.
Why is it unclaimed?
- Find Lost Shares: Important share certificates are missing due to a change of address, a fire, or theft.
- Share Holder's death: The death of the principal holder, with no information available to inheritors, results in
- Postal blunders: Important documents are not delivered due to an insufficient address.
- Change of Address: Due to a failure to update a change of address, important documents are not delivered.
- IEPF unclaimed shares: Failure to claim dividends results in the transfer of shares to the IEPF Authority.
What can be claimed?
1. IEPF Lookup
Shares transferred to IEPF Search for shares transferred to IEPF without using folio numbers or business names. Utilize our comprehensive database of unclaimed shares and dividends transferred to the IEPF Authority.
2. Physical Stocks
The only location where you may look for physical holdings that have yet to be transferred to IEPF.
Looking for viable options to find lost shares then reach us at muds.co.in. Book your consultation and recover your years old iepf unclaimed shares with us at MUDS Management.
TRANSFER OF SHARES
When transferring shares to an investor's name, he or she may encounter a variety of issues. MUDS assists investors who are experiencing the following issues:
- Discrepancy of signatures: Companies might prohibit the transfer of shares owing to a mismatch between the transferor's signature in the transfer document and the specimen signature accessible in company records.
- Non-submission of the transfer deed: The buyer paid the money but did not submit the transfer deed to the corporation. As a result, according to corporate documents, the shares are still registered in the seller's name.
- Mutilated share certificates: Share certificates can be distorted or damaged due to wear and tear, projecting challenges with recovery of share.
IEPF unclaimed shares
We've always been told to "invest and forget," but we need to change that now: "Invest and forget, but keep the details up to date." There are numerous cases where a person purchases some shares and, due to untimely death or disease, loses track of the investment and forgets to notify their successors. According to The Companies Act, 2016, shares with unclaimed dividends for a period of 7 years are transferred to a government authority known as the IEPF (Investor Education and Protection Fund) Authority. To claim any of these shares, the applicant must file an application with the IEPF Authority together with the relevant papers. MUDS assists in the IEPF Authority's rapid and hassle-free recovery.
