Overview of Recovery of Shares from IEPF
The amount transferred to the IEPF fund can be returned to the claimant. The shares, dividends or any interest on the debentures that remain unclaimed for more than 7 Years are transferred to the IEPF account of the Investor Education and Protection Authority. The IEPF authority is set up to provide education and promote awareness among investors.
The amount that remains unclaimed by the shareholders or the claimant can be transferred from the IEPF to the account of the claimant. Before dematerialisation, the shares were held in physical form and the chance of them getting lost or misplaced was high. Hence, it becomes impossible to recover shares from the IEPF authority. It may include deceased shares, unclaimed dividends, unclaimed shares, unclaimed interest or any other unclaimed amount that is liable to get transferred into the IEPF account.


Services Offered
Enterslice Procedure

Estimating the Total Claim
We will first calculate the total unpaid amount that is transferred to the IEPF authority and differentiate between the different amounts receivables.


Filing a claim
We will then make claim against all the amount at the IEPF authority and file IEPF Form 5 form along with the required Documents.

Assist in Compliance
We will comply with all the Documents and aims to resolve the issues associated with the process in a timely manner.
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Documents required form you
- Self-attested copy of Pan card
- Self-attested copy of Aadhaar Card
- Original Share certificate
- Cancelled Cheque or a copy of Passbook
- Marriage certificate or Gazette Notification, if there is change in the name
- Self- Attested Copy of Address proof
- Original Death Certificate, if joint holder is deceased
- Copy of transaction statement in which the previous transaction takes place
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