You would need to complete a letter of indemnity which can be obtained from Lloyds TSB Registrars and Link Market Services South Africa (Pty) Limited. Once the form has been completed it should be returned to Lloyds TSB Registrars and Link Market Services South Africa (Pty) Limited who will issue a replacement certificate. A small fee maybe charged for this service. Please note that South African exchange control approval will be required prior to transfer taking place.

If you have lost your share certificate you will need to inform our registrars as soon as possible. This can be done by telephone or in writing. Computershare will then be able to guide you through the process of obtaining a duplicate certificate. Depending on the value of the shares represented by the share certificate, a fee may be payable.

You should notify the Registrars. Restriction will then be placed on the missing share certificate in case of any attempted fraud. A letter of indemnity will be sent to you to sign. Once completed and returned to the registrars a replacement certificate can be issued. There is a charge for this service. If the missing share certificate subsequently appears, you should return it to the Registrars to be cancelled.

If you lose your share certificate, or it has been stolen, you should inform Capita Registrars immediately by telephoning them on 0870 162 3100 (or from outside the UK: +44 (0) 208 639 2157). A record of the missing share certificate will be made to prevent it being used and a letter of indemnity will be sent to you to sign. In signing this indemnity, you are confirming that if the missing share certificate subsequently comes to light, you will return it to Capita Registrars to be cancelled.

If you lose your share certificate, or it has been stolen, you should inform the Registrars immediately. You can do this by calling the 020 7539 1532. A record of the lost share certificate will be made to prevent it being used and a letter of indemnity will be sent to you to sign. This is to protect Matchtech from the possible misuse of your certificate while it is not in your possession. A replacement share certificate will then be sent to you.

Children under 18 years of age usually do not require photo ID for domestic flights; however, as each airline has its own requirements, please contact your airline directly to confirm its ID requirement for minors. If you do need to obtain a photo ID for you or your child, they can be obtained from a number of suppliers including www.goipass.com.

Application must be made to ABC for a replacement license, and a fee of $5.50 paid for each one. (Section 24047) Yes, if the licensee has not paid an annual license fee. Otherwise, every license now in effect (other than temporary retail permits and special daily licenses) is renewable unless such license has been revoked after hearing on an accusation. (Section 24048)

A request for a replacement or duplicate certificate must be made in writing to TBAE. In your letter to TBAE, give your name, address, registration number, and the reason you are requesting the replacement or duplicate certificate of registration. Or use an application for a duplicate certificate. See the Fee Schedule for the current Replacement or Duplicate Wall Certificate fee.

You must write to SPIC immediately with details of the lost share certificate. The company will immediately block transfer of shares related to the lost certificate. Publish a notice in a newspaper (if the market value of shares is above Rs 10,000) concerning loss of share certificate and submit the paper cutting of the notice to SPIC. The notice must contain details of registered shareholder(s), share certificate numbers and distinctive numbers of shares lost.

Contact us. There is a $10.00 fee for replacement Certificates of Completion. Pre-payment is required.

If your Cinram share/unit certificate has been lost, stolen or destroyed, please contact Computershare Investor Services Inc. A Computershare representative will send you the necessary documentation for a replacement certificate.

If your Coretec share certificate has been lost, stolen or destroyed, please Contact our Transfer Agent and Registrar, Computershare, 100 University Ave., 8th Floor, Toronto, Ontario M5J 2Y1. A representative from the Shareholder Services Department will send you the necessary documentation to arrange for the issuance of a replacement certificate. You will also be required to pay an indemnity bond premium fee, which is equal

If you lose your share certificate or it has been stolen you should inform our Registrars immediately. They will send you a letter of indemnity which must be completed before a replacement certificate can be sent to you. You will not be able to sell your shares without a replacement certificate. The Registrars may make a charge for this service, so we advise you to keep your certificate in a safe place or elect to hold your shares in our nominee, ShareSafe.

Please contact our transfer agent, Computershare Trust Company of Canada. A representative will send you the necessary documentation to arrange for a replacement certificate. You will also be required to pay an indemnity bond premium fee, which is equal to 3% of the market value of the shares represented by your lost certificate(s).

The member should first apply to their Branch for a replacement. The Branch DO or Membership Secretary should apply to the BSAC Mailshop for a new QRB, explaining the loss and giving the name and membership number of the member who requires the replacement. The BSAC Mailshop will enter the name and membership number on page 1 before despatching the QRB to the Branch. Any costs are to be met by the member.

To obtain a replacement CD-ROM or manual, contact Microsoft Supplemental and Replacement Parts at 0870 6010100; Microsoft may ask you to fax a copy of the store receipt. If you received Office pre-installed or distributed by an OEM, you must contact the OEM for a replacement. If you acquired Office through the Volume Licensing programme (including an Open Licence or a Select Licence), contact the Microsoft Worldwide Fulfilment Office.

Special Services ID cards are replaced for a nominal fee. Lost or stolen cards must be reported to the DDOT's Special Services office and they will be de-activated. Your request for a replacement card will be process in three to ten (3-10) business days, and will be mailed to your home or picked up at DDOT at your request. Under no circumstances will the DDOT Temporary Pass be replaced; therefore, take every effort to safeguard your card.

The Registrar keeps a record of your name, address and the number of shares you own. If your certificates are lost, stolen or destroyed, the Registrar can arrange for a duplicate certificate to be issued. Simply contact the Registrar as soon as you can, quoting your account number if possible. The Registrar will need to arrange for you to complete an indemnity covering the company for any loss arising from a dispute over who owns the shares, and there may be an insurance premium payable.

Yes. If you have insurance on your mobile account you will be entitled to a replacement handset under the terms of the insurance policy. (NB! Insurance can be added to your account at a monthly cost of ?4.99 at the time of taking out the contract). If you don't have insurance we can still arrange for a replacement handset but it will be chargeable at the current retail price.

You should submit a Request for Duplicate License form with a $10 fee. You can obtain a duplicate license request form on-line, or call (916) 561-8780. We are unable to accept credit card payments at this time. No. Any physician (either M.D. or D.O.) may supervise a PA if they have a current medical license and there are no disciplinary or probationary conditions on the physician's license prohibiting the physician from supervising a PA.

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 your certificate is lost, stolen or destroyed, notify Nuveen in writing, including the following information: A "stop transfer" will be placed on all affected certificates and an affidavit forwarded to you. Complete the affidavit and return it to the following address: The cost to replace lost certificates is 1.5% of the current net asset value of the units replaced. In the case of a certificate that was lost in the mail, it must be reported within one year to avoid the 1.5% surcharge.

I'm afraid we cannot replace any BBCanada.com gift certificate that have been stolen or lost, so be sure to keep them in a safe place!

Viator is not responsible for stolen or lost Gift Certificates. Unfortunately they cannot be replaced under any circumstances.

If you have lost your share certificate or it has been stolen, you should inform Lloyds TSB Registrars immediately by phoning: 0870 600 3993. Lloyds will subsequently send you a letter of indemnity. In signing and returning this indemnity, you are confirming that if the lost share certificate later comes to light, you will return it to Lloyds to be cancelled. You are also required to guarantee that ICI will not be liable for any loss as a result of issuing the duplicate certificate.

Of course you can. All you need to do is forward us your full name, address and date of birth and the course title and dates which you attended, including a cheque to the value of ?5.00 and we will forward you a replacement certificate within 4 weeks.

This comes back to Sam again. We have detailed records on your training, which means we can easily issue replacement certificates. Just send an email and we will send you a PDF copy of your certificate that you can print yourself. If you have lost your Yachting Australia logbook, you will need to purchase a replacement and we can then re-sign your skills.