Recover Indian shares while living overseas
You don’t need to fly home to claim your Indian shares. We plan the India steps and what you can do from where you live.
What’s Your Overseas Situation?
The route depends on who invested, where you live and where the shares are.
I hold old Indian shares
We check if they need demat, an IEPF claim or an update.
The shareholder died abroad
We link the overseas papers to the Indian process.
My address or bank changed
We tell you exactly which details to update.
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Your First Check Starts From Abroad
Tell us where you live and what you know about the Indian shares. We’ll explain the route and what needs India.
- A first call from anywhere
- Papers planned for your country
- We handle the India side
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The process
What we do
We understand your case, plan the papers for your country and follow up in India.
Start With What You Remember →We understand your situation
Your country, your status and your link to the investor.
We find the Indian route
IEPF, paper shares, demat, transmission or an update.
We plan the signing
Which papers need signing or attesting, and where.
We handle the India follow-up
With the company, the registrar or the authority.
We keep you updated
Clear updates wherever you are.
NRI Share Recovery: Your Questions
Can I start a share-recovery case without visiting India?
Yes. We can begin remotely, review the holding and explain which later steps can be coordinated from abroad.
Will my overseas documents need attestation?
Some documents may require notarisation, apostille or consular attestation depending on the country and institution. We identify what applies after reviewing the case.
Can an NRI recover shares from IEPF?
Eligible NRIs can pursue IEPF recovery. The holding, demat, bank and document details determine the suitable route.
Can overseas legal heirs handle a deceased shareholder’s shares?
Yes. We review the family and succession documents and explain how they connect with the Indian transmission process.
What if my Indian address is no longer valid?
An old registered address is common in NRI cases. We review the current company or RTA record and explain which updates may be needed.
Do I need an Indian demat or bank account?
The requirement depends on the asset and recovery route. We will explain the relevant account setup after reviewing the holding.
Can a representative in India help with the process?
Some steps may permit authorised coordination, while others require the claimant’s own execution. We explain the distinction for your case.
Is the first NRI case review free?
Yes. We first understand your location and holding and explain the likely route before you decide whether to proceed.
Start Your Share Recovery From Where You Are
Tell us your country and what you know. We’ll explain the next step. Checking is always free.