A.No : You can dematerialise shares of only those companies which are registered with NSDL (Depository).

Share certificates record your share ownership. Your share certificate has your account number on it, which should be quoted during any correspondence with Telephonetics plc. It also displays the certificate number and the number of shares covered by the certificate.

You must open a demat account with a depository participant (DP) and obtain an account number. Your DP will provide you with a Demat Requisition Form (DRF). Submit the DRF with the original share certificates to the DP.

Negotiable share certificates made out in the name of the bearer and not in the name of a particular person or organization. This is a tremendously powerful feature for preserving anonymity and privacy, but can be very dangerous if the certificate falls into the wrong hands. Possession of the certificate constitutes ownership of the asset(s).

Yes with a BrokerLine Share Dealing Account you can buy or sell shares that are in certificate (paper) form. You can buy or sell them over the phone or online. Please note: there is an additional £15.00 charge for selling certificate shares.

Yes, if your certificated holding in Rio Tinto plc is represented by several share certificates you may wish to have these replaced by one consolidated share certificate. There is no charge for this service. You should send your certificates with a letter of instruction to Computershare.

Please intimate the Registrar Transfer Agent (RTA) of the Company immediately regarding loss of share certificates, giving details of folio number, certificate numbers and distinctive numbers, to the extent available. Further, please also lodge a complaint with the local Police Station of your area and send to the RTA an acknowledged copy of the Complaint / FIR. The RTA will, thereafter, advise you further course of action in the matter.

If the share certificate(s) cannot be found the Registrars should be contacted and a form of indemnity requested, which will need to be signed and returned before the sale proceeds are paid.

In order to get the certificates replaced you must forward an original letter, to the Company's head office requesting the necessary documents required to replace the lost certificates.

Again, different clubs have done different things. Some have printed share certificates for members of the Trust for them to frame - Chesterfield, for example, raised some money by doing this, as life members of the Trust got a certificate saying that they were a permanent shareholder in the Trust, and as the Trust owned the club, they were an owner of the club. If you are a shareholder in the club itself, it's up to the club to provide a certificate.

All valid share transfer requests will be processed by the RTA and a letter informing the shareholder of the same will be sent within two weeks. This is called a demat option letter upon receipt of which, the shareholder has to exercise an option within 30 days to receive the share certificates in physical form or request an electronic credit of the shares. In cases where the shareholder informs the RTA to forward share certificates the RTA would do so.

Certificates for the new Alliance Trust shares were dispatched in the week commencing 26 June 2006. If you have not received them please contact the registrar.

Should you wish to undertake online transactions for certificate trades, please note that your share certificate must firstly be dematerialised i.e. transferred into electronic form. The relevant transfer forms are available from the Forms Quick Find area on www.goodbody.ie for your Irish and UK shares. These should be printed off, signed and returned to us along with your certificates.

Your Mitel certificate is still valid and tradable and will not be re-issued. If you want a Zarlink Semiconductor certificate, please return the Mitel certificate to our transfer agent, Computershare Trust Company, 100 University Avenue, 9th Floor, Toronto, ON M5J 2Y1 to the attention of the Exchange Department with your request to have a Zarlink Semiconductor certificate issued. Please include your current address. It is suggested that you send the stock certificate via registered mail.

After answering all of the test questions and completing the activity evaluation, click the Submit button. A certificate will be generated for you in the form of a PDF. Completed CME certificates are always available on your "My NDEI" page. If you misplace a certificate and need to generate a new one, log into the site, click the "My NDEI" link at the top of the page.

No. Guinness and Grand Metropolitan share certificates were replaced with a Diageo share certificate on 2 February 1998. If you are unable to find your Diageo share certificate and would like a replacement please contact the Diageo Registrar. The e-mail address is the.registrar@diageo.com.

Yes. You need to send the share certificates to the Registrar with a covering letter explaining your request. The Registrar will then issue you with a single share certificate representing the total number of shares you own.

If you simply require your address to be changed, please forward the original certificates to our office with an original request to change the address on the certificate. If the name on the share certificate is to be changed then certain legal documents will be requested. Please contact our office at 416 947-1212 ext 3707 to request further information.

Yes. For as long as we are able we will continue to offer a certificated dealing service. See also our Safe Custody service.

In a public issue, you will be getting refund or share certificates after 40-45 days from the closing date of the issue. In a book building issue, you will be getting the refund/certificates in 30-40 days from the closing date. The Share certificates will also be mailed around the same time if you have got the allotment.

New certificate(s) will be issued in lieu of the torn/defaced/mutilated share certificate(s) on receipt of the request from the shareholder(s). The letter along with the damaged/defaced certificate(s) should be sent to the Company for replacement. (Click here for specimen letter requesting for issue of fresh / new certificate(s) - Annexure VII).

Issue of Duplicate share certificate(s) (Share certificates reported to be missing/ lost/stolen by the registered holder(s) and subsequently not transferred or lodged for transfer by transferee.) Loss of share certificate(s) along with the transfer form (if any) should be reported immediately to the Company giving folio number, share certificate(s) number, distinctive numbers etc. to enable the Company to note stop transfer of such shares.

The law has authorized the dematerialization of invoices since the directive of the Council on 20 Dec 2001 (referred to as the "invoice" directive). But it is since the decree of 18 July 2003, specifying the conditions for the transmission and preservation of electronic invoices, secured by an electronic signature, that there is a legislative framework for electronic invoices. Invoices are sensitive documents because they indicate the total VAT due to the tax office.

The VeriSign subscriber agreement prohibits customers from using a certificate on more than one physical server or device at a time, unless the customer has purchased the Licensed Certificate Option. VeriSign's licensing policy allows licensed certificates to be shared in the following configurations: redundant server backups, server load balancing and SSL accelerators. See Licensing VeriSign Certificates: Securing Multiple Web Server and Domain Configurations for more information.

Yes. Share certificates in the name of The RTZ Corporation PLC remain valid and now apply to shares in Rio Tinto plc. When the company changed its name in June 1997 it did not issue replacement certificates. If you would like your existing share certificates in the name of The RTZ Corporation PLC to be replaced, please contact Computershare.

Yes. A paper-based system contains the inherent problem of tainted scrip. This arises when genuine share certificates are lost or stolen and are later negotiated with a forged transfer document.

If you a certificated holder of Relevant Shares (and you are not arranging for the Relevant Shares to be sold on your behalf pursuant to the Disposal Notice) you must arrange for the share certificates to be sent to the Registrars quoting the reference number on the Disposal Notice (or, if you are not the registered holder, to instruct the registered holder who will send these to the Registrar on your behalf) in order to avoid delays in the despatch of sale proceeds.

Our interest rates change on a weekly basis. Our terms range from a 91 Day Certificate up to a 5 Year Certificate.

Your certificate should have been replaced by now. If not contact the registrar (see below). Old certificates in the name of Proudfoot Consulting PLC will be of no value and should be destroyed.