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Share Transfer Information
All transfer requests are processed within an average
period of 21 days from the date of receipt of shares for transfer. If you
don't receive any response from us within 30 days of lodging the request
for transfer, communicate with us by sending a mail to
investorservices@tcfcfinance.com.
Physical Shares
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Buy or sell only through recognised share brokers
registered with Stock Exchanges. Ensure that the broker's stamp along
with the SEBI registration no. is affixed on the reverse of the transfer
deed.
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Fill in all the columns in the transfer deed. Sign
the transfer deed at appropriate places. Affix share transfer stamps @
0.25% of market value of shares on the date of transfer.
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If the transferor has signed through a constituted
attorney, ensure that the registration number of the Power of Attorney
is mentioned on the reverse of the transfer deed.
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If your transfer deed is signed by your Constituted
Attorney, attach the necessary Power of Attorney duly notarised and
obtain a registration number from the company. In case, you have already
registered the Power of Attorney with the Company in respect of a
previous transfer, mention the registration number of such power of
attorney in the forwarding letter.
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If you are an existing shareholder, ensure that your
signature appearing on the transfer deed is as per the specimen
signature recorded with us. Any change in your specimen signature should
be intimated to us immediately with your revised signature duly attested
by your banker.
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Provide us the name of your bank, branch and account
number to enable us to incorporate the same in your dividend warrants.
This will protect your interest against any fraudulent interception and
encashment of your dividend warrants.
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Ensure that you give your correct address with pin
code on the transfer deed. Please give telephone no. / fax no. in the
covering letter.
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It is advisable to transfer the shares in joint names
in order to avoid problems in the unfortunate event of death of the
registered shareholder.
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Keep photo copies of share certificates, transfer
deeds, covering letter, postal registration receipt when you send the
shares for transfer.
Transfer through Demat Mode
When you buy shares in the depository mode through a
recognised sharebroker, all you need is to provide details of your demat
account to your broker. The shares bought will be directly credited to
your Demat Account.
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