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Recovery Of Shares From IEPF

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Many individuals pass away without preparing a valid will. Legally, this means the person has died intestate, and in such cases, a Letter of Administration must be obtained from the competent court. This legal document authorizes a designated administrator—usually a close relative—to manage and distribute the deceased’s estate, including any unclaimed or forgotten investments such as shares transferred to the IEPF (Investor Education and Protection Fund).

When it comes to the recovery of shares from IEPF, the Letter of Administration becomes a crucial document, especially in the absence of a will. Our team of experienced IEPF consultants in Delhi and across India can assist you in navigating this process smoothly. We specialize in helping legal heirs reclaim shares that have been transferred to the IEPF due to inactivity or unclaimed dividends over a period of seven years.

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Typically, the distribution of such assets—including shares and dividends—is done equally among Class-I legal heirs such as spouses, children, and parents. However, it’s important to note that if the children are minors, their share will be held in trust by the mother until they reach the age of 18.

Whether you are trying to retrieve physical shares, recover lost share certificates, or file an IEPF-5 form, our IEPF consultants in India ensure that all documentation, legal formalities, and follow-ups with authorities are handled efficiently. With our support, the often complex process of reclaiming shares from IEPF becomes much more manageable and hassle-free.

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  • Share Recovery
  • IEPF Claims
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How we can help you in Recovery of Shares From IEPF

  • Legal Consultation
  • Document Preparation
  • Filling of IEPF Form5
  • Cordination with ROIC and IEPF Authority
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FAQ

It is the official form required by the IEPF Authority to claim back shares or dividends transferred to the fund.

Yes, if the shareholder died intestate (without a will), this letter is required for legal heir claims.

Typically 3 to 6 months, depending on documentation and court approval timelines.

Yes. In such cases, the mother or guardian files the claim and the shares are transferred once the child turns 18.

Yes, we serve clients across India and even NRIs looking to recover shares in Indian companies.