
Transmission of Shares
Seamless transfer of shares to legal heirs in case of the shareholder's demise.
Overview
Who Needs This Service?
Key Benefits
Legal clarity on ownership.
Prevention of future disputes among heirs.
Ability to dematerialise and monetize inherited assets.
Compliance with SEBI's simplified transmission norms.
Required Documents
- Death Certificate (Original or Notarized)
- PAN and Aadhar of Claimant
- Client Master List (CML)
- Probate / Succession Certificate / Letter of Administration (if value > limit)
- No Objection Certificate (NOC) from other heirs
Process & Timeline
Documentation Audit
We determine if you need a range of legal documents based on asset value.
Application Filing
Preparing transmission request forms for the RTA.
Legal Compliance
Assisting in obtaining Legal Heir Certificates or Succession Certificates if needed.
Follow-up
Coordinating with the company/RTA for approval.
Transfer
Shares are transmitted to the claimant's Demat account.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Is a Succession Certificate mandatory?
It depends on the value of shares and whether a nominee was registered. We advise based on specific cases.
Q. How long does transmission take?
Simple cases take 3-4 weeks; complex legal cases may take longer.
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