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Recover your family's unclaimed SharesIEPF claims · Transfer of shares to legal heirs · Physical shares to demat
Many families still have shares and dividends they don't even know about, especially from the physical share era. Start with a quick check and we'll guide the right route: IEPF, transmission, demat, or tracing.
Why Share Search Pro
Why Families Trust Us With Their Old Shares
Three things that set our service apart.
A clear value assessment before we begin
For every folio, we weigh the current value of the shares against the cost and effort of dematerialising them. You know which holdings are worth pursuing before you spend a rupee.
No call centre. One person, start to finish
You speak to one experienced person who knows your case. The same person handles every discussion, from the first call to the day the shares reach your demat account.
In-house legal and notary support
Affidavits, indemnity bonds, legal heir documents and notarisation are handled by our own team, so nothing gets lost passing between outside agents.
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Our Share Recovery Track Record
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Start With a Free Search for Unclaimed Shares
Share the investor’s name and a few basic details. We’ll search the records, identify the right route and call you back within 24 hours.
- No certificates? A name and an old address are enough to start
- A clear written quote before any work begins
- Special handling for NRI cases
- One dedicated person for your case, no call centre
Our services
Unclaimed Wealth Recovery Services
Comprehensive support to help investors, families and NRIs recover unclaimed investments.
Recovery of Unclaimed Shares & Dividends from IEPF
Recover shares and dividends that became unclaimed due to missed communication, address change, lost papers, or family not knowing.
Learn More 02Search & Tracing of Lost Shares
We trace forgotten investments of parents and grandparents, even when you have only a name and an old address.
Learn More 03IEPF Claim Support
Complete support for filing IEPF-5, including coordination with the company, its registrar and the verification process.
Learn More 04Demat of Physical Shares
Convert certificates to demat, solving name or signature mismatches, address changes and joint-holder issues.
Learn More 05Transmission to Legal Heirs
Transfer shares after a death, with or without a will or nominee, including heirs living abroad.
Learn More 06Legal Documentation Support
Help with succession certificates, probate, legal heir certificates, affidavits and indemnity bonds where needed.
Learn MoreRecovery Without Travelling to India
We handle IEPF claims, transmission and demat in India while you stay where you live.
Learn More 02Documents Signed Overseas
Step-by-step guidance on signing, notarising and apostilling documents in your country.
Learn More 03PAN, KYC & Demat Setup
Help with PAN, KYC updates and NRE/NRO-linked demat accounts, so recovered shares have a home.
Learn MoreWork process
How Our Share Recovery Process Works
A simple, transparent process from assessment to recovery.
- 01Assessment & Route FinalisationWe identify whether it's IEPF, transmission, demat, tracing, or a combination.
- 02Checklist & Document PlanningYou receive a case-specific checklist and a written quote. We prepare all formats and drafts.
- 03Submission & Follow-upsWe coordinate with the company, its registrar and IEPF, and track progress.
- 04Resolution & ClosureShares reach your demat account, with confirmation and monthly updates along the way.
Fees
How Our Fees Work
Every case is different, so we don't have a fixed price list. You always see the fee in writing before any work begins.
- 01Free searchSearching the records and telling you what we find costs nothing.
- 02Written quoteBased on the number of companies, the documents available and the route: IEPF, transmission, demat or a mix.
- 03Starting feeA part of the fee is paid when work begins. It covers document preparation, notarisation and filings.
- 04Balance on successThe rest is paid when the shares reach your demat account.
Good to know
- We tell you upfront if a holding isn't worth the cost of recovering it
- No cash, ever. All payments by bank transfer or UPI, with a receipt
- Your shares and dividends go straight to your own accounts, never through us
Paid at actual cost, by you
- Stamp duty and notary charges
- Courier charges
- Charges levied by companies, registrars or depository participants
Client success stories
What Our Clients Say About Recovering Their Shares
I had physical share certificates and unclaimed dividends across several companies, inherited from my parents, and getting them transmitted into my name seemed extremely complicated. The Share Search Pro team guided me through the entire process, explained the documentation clearly and helped coordinate the required formalities. Their patience and regular follow-ups made the process much easier than I expected. I’m very grateful for their support.
The shares were held jointly in the names of my late parents and myself, and many of the records did not reflect my updated KYC details as an NRI, which made dematerialisation quite challenging. The Share Search Pro team guided me through the NRI-specific requirements and helped me complete the compliance requirements for my NRO demat and bank accounts. They then assisted with the formalities needed to successfully dematerialise the shares in my name.
The Share Search Pro team helped me dematerialise shares that were spread across multiple physical certificates, making what first seemed a complicated process much more manageable. They guided me through the documentation and formalities and ensured that the shares were consolidated and successfully dematerialised.
The share certificates were held jointly by my wife and me and carried an outdated address, which made dematerialising them quite complicated. The Share Search Pro team guided me through the required formalities, helped update my KYC details and assisted with the dematerialisation of the shares. Their clear guidance and consistent follow-up made the entire process smooth, hassle-free and reassuring.
Guides
Popular Share Recovery Guides
The forms that hold most families up, explained from our own cases.
Form IEPF-5 and IEPF claim status
Filing, documents for the company, tracking your SRN, and the six reasons claims get stuck.
Read the guideForm ISR-4
Duplicate shares, suspense account claims and old certificates, and why requests get returned.
Read the guideForm ISR-1 and ISR-2
KYC for physical shares: PAN, address, bank details and signature.
Read the guideCase studies
Share Recovery Cases We’ve Solved
Real situations, from IEPF claims to NRI cases, and how we resolved them.
A legal heir recovers physical shares and dividends from IEPF
The shareholder passed away after the physical shares and dividends had moved to IEPF, leaving the legal heir to handle both transmission and an IEPF claim.
Read the case study Legal heirs & legacy holdingsTwo legal heirs, an old address, and shares divided equally
Physical shares in the names of late parents, with an outdated address and no nominee, were transmitted and divided equally between two legal heirs.
Read the case study NRI caseAn NRI’s shares in IEPF and bonus shares in a suspense account
Original shares in IEPF, bonus shares in the company’s suspense account, and every document signed abroad.
Read the case study IEPF claim & demergerOne lost investment, two companies in IEPF after a demerger
An investor unaware of a demerger found that shares of both the original and the new company had moved to IEPF.
Read the case studyLeadership & team
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FAQ
Questions About Share Recovery and IEPF Claims
Answers to common questions about share recovery and IEPF claims.
How long does the share recovery process take?
Most cases take between 6 and 15 months. The time depends on the type of case, how many companies are involved, the documents available, and how quickly companies, registrars and the IEPF Authority respond. Straightforward demat conversions are usually quicker; IEPF claims and NRI cases tend to take longer. We give you a realistic timeline after the free search and update you every month.
How much does it cost?
Every case is different. After the free search, we send you a written quote based on your documents and the work involved. You decide whether to go ahead, with no obligation. See how our fees work.
What is IEPF and why were my shares transferred to it?
IEPF (the Investor Education and Protection Fund) is a government fund under the Ministry of Corporate Affairs. When dividends go unclaimed for seven years in a row, the company must transfer the dividends and the shares to IEPF. The rightful owner or legal heirs can claim them back.
Is there a deadline to claim shares from IEPF?
No. Shares in IEPF can be claimed at any time by the owner or their legal heirs.
Can NRIs recover shares without visiting India?
In most cases, yes. We handle the work in India and guide you on signing, notarising and apostilling documents where you live, and on opening the right NRI demat and bank accounts.
What if I don't have the original share certificates?
Missing certificates are common and don't stop the process. A name, an old address or a company name is enough to start the search.
What is Form ISR-4 and when do I need it?
Form ISR-4 is SEBI's form for physical shares to get duplicate shares, claim shares from a company's suspense account, or exchange old certificates. The registrar issues a Letter of Confirmation, valid for 120 days, to get the shares into your demat account. See our Form ISR-4 guide.
How do I check my IEPF claim status?
Check it on the IEPF portal (iepf.gov.in) using the SRN on your IEPF-5 acknowledgement. See our IEPF-5 guide.
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