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Letter to Company – Duplicate Share Certificate

Letter from a shareholder asking the company for a duplicate certificate.

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Date: [DATE]

To, The Company Secretary / Board of Directors,

[Company Name],29-33, [ADDRESS], [PLACE] – [PIN]

SUBJECT: APPLICATION FOR ISSUE OF DUPLICATE SHARE CERTIFICATE(S)

Dear Sir,

I [SHAREHOLDER NAME], residing at _____________________, the registered holder of equity shares of [COMPANY NAME] CIN: [CIN] under Folio No. __________, comprising [QUANTITY] fully paid-up equity shares of face value [AMOUNT] each, represented by share certificate(s) bearing Certificate No(s). __________ and Distinctive No(s). from __________ to __________. ISIN: ____________.

The aforesaid original share certificate(s) has/have been lost and are not traceable despite of diligent search. The loss was discovered on or about (Date: __________.) The shares are not pledged, hypothecated or otherwise encumbered, and no transfer has been executed by me/us.

I hereby request issuance of duplicate share certificate(s) in lieu of the lost certificate(s). I undertake to surrender the original certificate(s) to the Company if found hereafter.

Enclosed please find the following for your consideration:

Affidavit of loss

Indemnity bond

FIR/e-FIR/Police Complaint No. __________ dated __________ (copy)

Self-attested KYC (PAN and address proof)

Specimen signature(s)

Thanking You,

_____________ [SHAREHOLDER NAME] Shareholder

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