India's Largest Unclaimed Investment Recovery Advisory — Over ₹800+ Crores Recovered with 15+ Years of Industry Expertise.
The Investor Education and Protection Fund (IEPF) receives shares and dividends from companies under the Companies Act, 2013, for several common reasons — often without the investor ever realizing it.
Automatic statutory transfer to the MCA once dividends remain unclaimed for seven consecutive years.
Unreceived company communications and dividend warrants after an investor relocates.
Succession and legal heir complexities that leave holdings unclaimed by the family.
Bounced electronic dividend credits when the linked bank account is no longer active.
Rejection by Registrars (RTA) when records do not match current KYC documents.
Inability to dematerialize shares when original physical certificates cannot be located.
Shareholder evaluation and company inquiry to trace every unclaimed holding.
Preparing Indemnity Bonds, IEPF-5 forms, and affidavit verification.
Coordination with company RTAs and MCA Nodal Officers on your behalf.
Direct transfer of shares & dividends into your Demat/Bank account.
Our team helps you assemble and verify every document before submission, minimizing the chance of rejection.
Real recovery stories from investors and families who reclaimed their shares, dividends, and provident funds with Share Samadhan.
IEPF Claim - Recovery of Shares and Dividends
PF Recovery of a Closed Company
IEPF claim / Duplicate shares recovery
IEPF is a fund set up by the Government of India under the Companies Act, 2013, to which companies must transfer shares and dividends that remain unclaimed by investors for seven consecutive years. It is administered by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA).
Yes. Legal heirs and successors of a deceased shareholder can file a claim with the IEPF Authority (via e-Form IEPF-5) along with succession or legal heirship documents, an indemnity bond, and other supporting paperwork.
Timelines vary by case complexity, but the process typically involves company verification, Nodal Officer confirmation, and IEPF Authority approval, which our team manages and follows up on at every stage to avoid delays.
A rejected filing can usually be corrected and resubmitted. Our legal team reviews the rejection reason, fixes documentation or procedural gaps, and refiles the claim on your behalf.
We help you obtain duplicate share certificates from the company/RTA through the prescribed indemnity and affidavit process, then proceed with dematerialization or the IEPF claim as applicable.
