Overview of Recovery of Dividend from IEPF
The dividends from part of returns on the shares. It can be understood as the income generated from the investment made in the shares of a company. However, these dividends remain unclaimed for many reasons, including the death of a shareholder, lost share certificate, remain in transit for a long time due to the transmission of shares.
Due to this, these shares remained unclaimed for many years. Therefore, after some time, the company transfers these unclaimed dividends to the IEPF funds. Now, the claims must be made to the IEPF authority to recover these dividends. The transfer of dividends to the IEPF account protects the investor's interest, restricting the company from forfeiting these amounts. The dividends can be claimed by the shareholder/nominee(s) or legal representative after submitting necessary documents at the IEPF authority and are transferred directly to the respective DEMAT accounts.


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What is the procedure adopted by us?

Filing IEPF Form
We will assist the investor in filing IEPF form 5 and submit other documents, including share certificate, KYC documents, Succession certificate, legal heir certificate, will etc., with the IEPF authority.


Arbitrate with the RTA
We will then connect with the RTA/Company to facilitate the recovery process and assist in sharing necessary information on the matter.

Assistance with Nodal Officer of IEPF
We will mediate with the nodal officer of the IEPF in case any complexities arise during the recovery process.
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What documents are required from you?
- Copies of Dividend Warrants
- Copies of Share certificates
- Copies of Bank statements
- Self-attested copy of Aadhaar card
- Self-attested copy of Pan Card
- In case of the death of the holder, a duly notarised death certificate
- Will left by the holder
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