Endorsement by the executor or personal representative of the estate on either the back of the stock certificate or on a stock power, with medallion signature guarantee by an eligible guarantor institution. A certified copy of the Letters of Appointment of the Estate Representative certified by the court to be "in full force and effect" within the last 60 days.

In case shares are held in joint names i.e. by more than one person and one of the joint holders expired, the deceased shareholder's name will be deleted from the share certificate(s) and record of the Company on the basis of death certificate certified by an appropriate authority duly furnished by the surviving joint holder(s), along with the share certificates. ( click here for specimen letter requesting for deletion of name - Annexure V ) See similar questions...

The shares of the Company are freely tradeable. There are no restrictions on transfer. In respect of shares held in electronic form, please consult a Depository Participant, who will help you to register the shares in your name. In case of physical shares, please forward the relevant documents to the Company's Registrars & Share Transfer Agents ? M/s. Tata Share Registry Limited. See similar questions...

Yes, provided you submit the duly executed transfer deed for transfer of shares in your name, along with the offer form and other relevant documents as required for transfer, if any. The same should be sent to the registrar to the buyback offer. See similar questions...

If the shares of your corporation have a "par value" (see question below about par value), the number of shares issued to a shareholder should be a mathematical calculation based on the value of the items contributed to the corporation by the person to receive the stock and the par value established for each share. For example, if the corporation established a par value of $1. See similar questions...

You can transfer your shares to a third party by completing a Standard Transfer Form. Click to download a Standard Transfer Form (PDF, 441KB) with instructions on how to complete it. Both the seller and buyer will need to sign the form. Once completed please forward this to either your stockbroker (if you have a CHESS holding) or to our share registry (if you have an Issue Sponsored holding: See similar questions...

Contact our transfer agent, Equity Transfer Services Inc., or Ms. Sophie Tsementzis in our offices for assistance. See the Contact Us page of this website. See similar questions...

If you are CHESS Sponsored you will need to contact your sponsoring broker who will arrange the transfer on your behalf. If you are Issuer Sponsored and wish to transfer your shares to another person, you can obtain an off-market transaction form from the Link Market Services website or call Link Market Services to obtain a form. See similar questions...

Yes. A transfer fee of S$10.40 will be levied on each counter transferred out from our custodian. To transfer Hong Kong shares to other broking firms/custodian within Singapore, the charges is at $52.50 per counter. To transfer Hong Kong shares to overseas custodians outside Singapore, it will be at S$10.50 per counter. See similar questions...

A32. Present the stock, an application for ownership transfer, and a shareholder certificate (for new shareholders) to Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking Corporation, which handles share ownership transfers for our company. See similar questions...

We recommend that all certificates be sent by registered mail, return receipt requested. It is suggested that the shipment be insured for 2% of the current value of the shares. In the event of loss, a surety bond of two percent will be required to replace the certificates. A surety bond is typically obtained by paying a premium to the surety company equal to two percent of the current value of the shares being replaced. See similar questions...

You do not always need to use a bank or stockbroker to buy and sell shares. If the buyer and seller agree between themselves, they can transfer shares 'off market' by using a stock transfer form, which must be sent to the Registrar, together with the share certificates. This method is frequently used in cases where no stamp duty is payable, such as gifts of shares (perhaps to relatives or charities) or on the distribution of an estate. See similar questions...

Endorse the certificate(s) on the reverse side exactly as your name(s) is printed on the front of the certificate. Provide issuance instructions including the name(s) of the trustees of the trust, the date of the trust, trust beneficiary taxpayer identification number and address. If shares are held by Wells Fargo Shareowner Services in the Dividend Reinvestment Plan and you want those shares transferred also, specify this. See similar questions...

You may re-register your shares in another registered name simply by completing the Transfer Form for shares in the Orbis funds which is available from the Registrar or Orbis. This will have to be signed by both the existing and prospective member. The Registrar may require identification documents from the transferee in order to comply with anti-money laundering requirements. See similar questions...

Yes. Each Public Company has a Share Transfer Secretary. Should you wish to transfer your shares* without selling them, simply contact the company concerned who will give you the particulars of their Transfer Secretary. Large corporations usually do these transfers and competent personnel will assist you. See similar questions...

If you want to give or sell your shares to someone you know, you can transfer your holding using a 'stock transfer form'. This form can be downloaded from our Registrar's website www.computershare.com (Please note: this link will open the page in a new browser window.) under 'Investors', then 'Downloadable Forms'. Once you have completed and signed the form, please return it to Computershare by post. See similar questions...