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Your situation

Start with what actually happened.

Almost nobody arrives knowing which process applies to them — they arrive with a certificate in a drawer, a parent who has died, or a company name they cannot find. Find the line below that sounds like your situation. Each one explains what it means and what happens next.

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Which of these sounds like you?

9 situations we see most often. More than one may apply — that is normal.

I found old share certificates

I found old share certificates. Are they worth anything?

What this means

A parent or family member passed away

A family member has died and held shares. What happens now?

What this means

I lost my share documents

I have lost my share certificates. Have I lost the shares?

What this means

My name does not match the records

The name on my shares does not match my ID. Can I still claim?

What this means

I moved and lost touch with my investments

I moved house years ago and stopped hearing from the company. What happened?

What this means

I live outside India

I live abroad. Can I still claim shares held in India?

What this means

My company was suspended or delisted

The company I held shares in was delisted. Are the shares worthless?

What this means

I am not sure what I have

I think there may be investments but I have no proof. Where do I start?

What this means

I have unclaimed dividends

Dividends were declared but I never received them. Can I still get them?

What this means

If none of these fits, it does not mean your case is unusual or hopeless — it means it needs describing in your own words rather than picked from a list.

Or go straight to the detail

If you already know roughly what you are dealing with.

What we do

The routes themselves — IEPF, transmission, dematerialisation, tracing — and what each one involves.

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Guides

Plain explanations of the process, the documents involved, and why claims get delayed.

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Company records

If your paperwork names a company you cannot find, start from the company instead.

Find the company

Not sure which one describes your case?

Then describe it in your own words instead. A name, an old address, a company, a certificate — any one of those is enough for us to check the records. You do not need a folio number, and there is no fee to find out.