You should report a lost certificate to Continental as soon as possible (212.509.4000 x237), if we are the agent for the security involved. Please try to provide the certificate number and the share amount. We will place a "stop" on the certificate to prevent its transfer and provide you with paperwork required to obtain a replacement certificate. You may download the appropriate paperwork from this web site. See similar questions...

If you have lost your stock certificate you will first need to complete a Lost Stock Affidavit. Next, you will need to obtain a bond. We can refer you to a bond agent to assist you. Then, you will send the Lost Stock Affidavit and the bond to our office along with a check for $20 and the replacement stock certificate will be sent out to you. See similar questions...

Yes, your certificate can be replaced; however, a U.S. $20 charge is applied to reissue a certificate. Allow 2 to 3 weeks for delivery. Send a check or money order along with a written request to the following address: The CTP exam is only available in English at this time. TIA and Prosoft Learning will monitor the adoption of CTP worldwide and will determine the need for translated versions of this exam based on demand. See similar questions...

affidavit for Lost Stock Form is available from this site or contact Shareholder Relations and we will send you an affidavit to sign, in front of a notary public. Upon receipt of the form, we will void your old certificate and re-issue your stock certificate. If you ever do come upon the old certificate, please mail it to us at the office. We will place it in your shareholder file. See similar questions...

Lost stock certificates can be replaced by calling our transfer agent, Registrar and Transfer Company at 1-800-866-1340. The transfer agent will advise you of the necessary steps to take to obtain a replacement certificate. You may also write to Registrar and Transfer Company and advise them which certificates are lost, including the certificate numbers and number of shares (if known), registered owner’s name(s), account number or Social Security number, and the name of the Company. See similar questions...

Because there are costs involved in replacing stock certificates, you should make every effort to locate your certificates first. (Don't forget to check your safety deposit box.) If you still cannot find your certificate, contact shareholder services at our corporate office or our transfer agent, Continental Stock Transfer & Trust Company. Continental will put a stop on the certificates. They will then send you an affidavit and instructions for obtaining replacement certificates. See similar questions...

In cases where losses aren’t severe, athletes can replace these fluids by drinking isoosmotic beverages that will serve to replace lost nutrients and electrolytes. See similar questions...

No. Loss of liquid does not cause food to spoil, though the food above the liquid may darken. If, however, the loss is excessive (for example, if at least half of the liquid is lost), refrigerate the jar(s) and use within 2 to 3 days. See similar questions...

If a certificate is lost, stolen, or destroyed notify our Transfer Agent, Holladay Stock Transfer, Inc., immediately so that a "stop transfer" instruction can be placed on our records to prevent transfer of ownership to another person. Holladay will send you the forms to permit the issuance of a replacement certificate. See similar questions...

Contact American Stock Transfer & Trust Company at the address or phone number listed above and they will instruct you on how to proceed. See similar questions...

Lost, stolen or destroyed stock certificates for SureWest or Roseville Telephone should be reported immediately by contacting SureWest's transfer agent, American Stock Transfer, at 1.866.662.3948. Note: A charge of approximately 2% of the current market value of the shares to purchase the replacement indemnity bond will apply. See similar questions...

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 See similar questions...

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). See similar questions...

Contact Sensient Technologies' transfer agent, Wells Fargo Shareowner Services at (800) 468-9716 for instructions and to obtain the necessary forms. See similar questions...

Your Manor Care stock certificate is a valuable document and should be carefully safeguarded. You should keep a record of the stock certificate registration numbers and the number of shares represented by each of your certificates in a safe place in your home. Your certificate should also be kept in a safe place, preferably away from your home, such as in a safe deposit box. Never sign your certificate until you are ready to transfer your stock and always mail your certificate registered mail. See similar questions...

The cemetery does issue duplicate copies of Certificates of Interment Rights. Only one certificate can exist or be recognized. The cemetery can provide an Application for a Duplicate Certificate of Burial. Telephone the cemetery office for eligibility rules and fees. Click the link below to do download a new certificate: See similar questions...

Please contact Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. at 1-800-468-9716. Upon receipt of your request, they will begin the replacement process and mail the necessary forms to the mailing address maintained on the account. The forms will be accompanied by a cover letter explaining the process. See similar questions...