I’m the shareholder
We check the holding, your Indian accounts and what to sign abroad.
Your question, answered
I live abroad. Can I still claim shares held in India?
Yes. Most cases start remotely. We plan the India steps and the overseas signing together, so you rarely need to travel.
Hello — I’ll walk you through this. Six short questions.
Guided check
Which Is Your Situation?
We plan around you, your country and where the shares are.
I’m claiming as an heir
We plan the transmission and your overseas papers together.
The papers are in India
We sort what can be checked here and what you sign abroad.
What changes the route.
Do you have an Indian PAN?
If yes
Great, that saves one of the slower steps.
If no
Just one extra step, not a barrier. We’d sort it out early.
Are you claiming for yourself, or as an heir?
If yes
Claiming in your own name is the quicker route.
If no
Then transmission and your overseas papers go together. More paperwork, but routine.
Can you travel to India if something requires it?
If yes
That gives more options, though it’s usually not needed.
If no
Most of it can be done remotely, and we handle the parts that need someone in India.
Start Your Overseas Review
Share your name and number. We’ll call and explain where to begin.
- Start with what you have
- A real person reviews it
- Called back soon
The process
What happens after you contact us?
We use your answers to find the right route first, so you never collect papers you don’t need.
Start a free check →01
We understand what happened
We start with what you remember and what’s worrying you.
02
We check the available trail
We review the information that can establish the overseas claim route and its present status.
03
We identify the right route
We sort out the main issue and anything linked to it, like transmission or a correction.
04
We organise the next move
We explain what applies to you and help prepare it.
Claiming From Abroad: Your Questions
Clear answers before you decide anything.
Do I need to travel to India to begin?
Usually no. An initial review can begin remotely, and we explain if a later step needs a local presence.
Can an NRI claim inherited shares?
Eligible heirs can pursue inherited holdings. The route may combine transmission with overseas documentation.
Can documents be signed outside India?
Often yes, although the form of attestation or execution depends on the document and country.
Can I start if the original papers are in India?
Yes. Share what is available and we can help coordinate the initial review.
What if I do not have an Indian mobile number?
You can still begin with a reachable phone or WhatsApp number and your current location.
Start Your Claim From Where You Are
Tell us where you live and what you know. We’ll connect the steps. Checking is always free.