How to Claim Shares from a FYERS Account After the Death of the Account Holder

How can a nominee claim shares after the death of the account holder?

To claim shares from a FYERS account after the account holder's death, follow these steps:
  1. Download the Transmission Request Form:
  2. Annexure 1 to inform FYERS about the death of the account holder.
  3. Fill in the Form with the Following Details:
    • Name, DP ID, and Client ID of the deceased. (To know more, refer to this article)
    • Name, DP ID, and Client ID of the nominee/successor.
    • Sign the document under the First/Sole holder section.
  1. Attach the Following Documents:
    • Original Death Certificate or a notarized/attested copy
    • PAN or any other valid ID proof of the deceased attested by the notifier
    • Self-attested PAN of the nominee/successor
    • A personalized cancelled cheque or a bank statement/passbook not older than three months of the nominee/successor
    • CMR hard copy of the nominee(s) with DP seal and signature (If the nominee has an account with FYERS, then a CMR is not required)
  1. Submit the Completed Form and Documents to FYERS Securities Pvt. Ltd. at the Following Address:
  2. FYERS Securities Pvt. Ltd.
    901-902 9th Floor A-Wing Brigade Magnum,
    Amruthahalli Kodigehalli Gate,
    Hebbal, Bangalore - 560092
Verification and Way Forward:
  • We will verify the death certificate within one working day of receipt.
  • Once the death certificate is verified, FYERS will:
    • Submit a KYC modification request to the KRA indicating the death of the investor.
    • Block all debit transactions in the deceased investor’s account.
    • Inform the nominee about the transmission procedure and provide the necessary forms and list of required documents within five days.
Additional Points:
  • Lock-in shares will only be moved to the successor or the nominee’s demat accounts.
  • The credit fund balance of the deceased will be transferred to the successor or nominee’s bank account mentioned in the CMR.
  • If the deceased has a debit balance, the successor/nominee must provide a cheque in the name of FYERS Securities Pvt. Ltd.
  • If there is a name mismatch between the deceased's records and the death certificate, or between the nominee's records and their demat account, provide a notarised affidavit on stamp paper.
If the nominee/successor/legal heir is a minor, provide a guardian certificate to consider the guardian's signature in the form. A guardian certificate is not required if the minor has an account with FYERS.

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