Recovery Of Shares from IEPF, Letter of Administration, Succession Of Certificate, Provident Fund Reclaim, Demat Of Shares

Letter Of Administration

A Letter of Administration is a court-issued legal document that authorizes a person, called the administrator, to manage and distribute the estate of someone who has died without leaving a valid will. It empowers the administrator to collect assets, settle debts, and transfer the remaining property to rightful heirs as per succession laws. This process is usually initiated by a close relative of the deceased through an application in the appropriate court. Unlike a Grant of Probate, which is issued when a valid will exists, a Letter of Administration applies in cases of intestate succession to ensure lawful estate distribution.

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Consultation & Case Review

Document Preparation

Filing And Legal Processing

Recovery Of
Assets

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FAQ

A Letter of Administration is a court-issued document that appoints someone to manage the estate of a person who died without a will. For IEPF claims, it’s necessary to legally recover unclaimed shares or dividends held by the deceased.

The process generally takes 3 to 6 months, depending on factors like court schedules, document completeness, and jurisdictional timelines.

Required documents usually include the death certificate, proof of relationship to the deceased, your identity proof, shareholding details, and any financial statements—especially those related to the IEPF claim.

Often, yes—but our service aims to minimize your personal court visits by handling document preparation, filing, and representation on your behalf, wherever feasible.

Yes, NRIs can apply. The process may require additional verifications—such as notarised affidavits and attested identity proofs—which we can help arrange.