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Start Your IEPF Shares Recovery and IEPF Claim Today — Fast & Secure

Every year, crores of rupees in unclaimed dividendsdebentures, bonds, and equity shares are transferred to the Investor Education and Protection Fund (IEPF)often because investors miss updates or lose track of their investments.

If your unclaimed shares or dividends have been moved to the IEPF, Infiny Solutions helps you recover them legally, securely, and with zero stress.

Why Partner with Experts Like Infiny Solutions?

The government continues to strengthen investor protection by ensuring secure and simple recovery of unclaimed shares, dividends, deposits, interest, bonuses, and debentures through the Investor Education and Protection Fund (IEPF).

Yet, many investors and their families still face delays and documentation complexities during the recovery process. 

This is where Infiny Solutions can help. With a team of certified legal and financial experts, Infiny ensures hassle-free processing and recovery of your unclaimed dividends through professional support, document verification, and direct coordination with companies and the IEPF Authority. 

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    Why Do Shares Go Unclaimed?

    It’s surprisingly common: a missed dividend, an old address, or misplaced certificates can send your assets straight to the IEPF. 

    Most frequent causes include: 

    Lost or forgotten physical share certificates

    Change of address, phone, or bank details has not been updated with the company

    Non‑execution of transmission after the death of a shareholder

    Unclaimed corporate benefits (dividends, bonuses, or mergers)

    Unknown or untraced investments by legal heirs

    How to Start Your Recovery — Simplified Steps

    Step 1

    Check if your name appears in the IEPF records.

    Step 2

    File Form IEPF-5 online through the MCA portal.

    Step 3

    Submit documents to the company’s Nodal Officer.

    Step 4

    Get your shares or dividend credited back to your Demat & bank account.

    Recent updates from regulatory authorities have made the claim process faster, with new integrated portals and enhanced support, enabling easier tracking and quicker settlements. Infiny Solutions’ team of certified legal and financial experts ensures every step meets statutory requirements, securing your financial interests. 

    Common Roadblocks (and How We Fix Them)

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    Expired or Outdated Investor Records

    Unclaimed dividends often occur due to mismatched or outdated shareholder details. Differences in names, addresses, birthdates, or bank information can prevent rightful claims. 

    Infiny Solutions validates all investor details and corrects discrepancies to ensure a smooth and legitimate claim process. 

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    Improper Transfer or Transmission of Shares

    Unclaimed dividends can also arise when share transfer forms are incomplete, or when transmission of shares after an investor’s death is not executed correctly. 
    Whether you are a nominee, legal heir, or joint shareholder, Infiny Solutions assists in proper documentation, ownership correction, and dividend recovery for all such cases.

    Latest IEPF Process Update for 2026 

    The Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) has made the IEPF claim process faster, smarter, and more transparent in 2026making it easier for investors to reclaim their unclaimed shares and dividends without confusion or long delays. 

    Here’s the updated process: 

    1.

    File Form IEPF-5 online on the MCA portal using your valid PAN, Aadhaar, and bank details. 

    2.

    Attach all required supporting documents, such as share certificates, KYC proofs, and company correspondence. 

    3.

    Submit the physical claim copy along with documents to the respective company’s nodal officer. 

    4.

    The nodal officer verifies and forwards your claim to the IEPF Authority. 

    5.

    Once approved, your shares and unclaimed dividends are credited directly to your Demat and bank accounts. 

    2026 UpdateThe MCA has implemented enhanced verification protocols to safeguard against fraudulent claims. Submitting accurate details and complete documentation is now more important than ever. 

    For more information on recovery of shares from IEPF

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    FAQs on IEPF Shares Recovery 

    What Exactly Is the IEPF, and How Does It Relate to Share Recovery?

    The Investor Education and Protection Fund (IEPF) is a government-established fund under the Ministry of Corporate Affairs in India, designed to protect the interests of investors whose dividends or shares remain unclaimed for over seven years. When such assets go unclaimed, they are transferred to IEPF; investors or their legal heirs can later reclaim them by following a structured recovery process. 

    Shares and dividends are transferred to the IEPF if they remain unclaimed for seven consecutive years. This is usually due to the shareholder not encashing dividends or updating their records. The company is required to notify shareholders before transferring such assets to IEPF. Shares and dividends are transferred to the IEPF if they remain unclaimed for seven consecutive years. This is usually due to the shareholder not encashing dividends or updating their records. The company is required to notify shareholders before transferring such assets to IEPF. 

    Start by checking if your shares are with IEPF through their official website. File the IEPF-5 claim form online via the MCA portal and print a copy. After submission, send the signed physical form along with supporting documents to the company’s IEPF Nodal Officer or Registrar. 

    You’ll usually need the following: 

     

    • Filled IEPF-5 claim form 
    • Copy of acknowledgment SRN (generated after online submission) 
    • Indemnity Bond (in original) 
    • Advance stamped receipt (original) 
    • Self-attested PAN and Aadhaar (or passport/OCI for NRIs/foreigners) 
    • Proof of entitlement (e.g., share certificate, dividend warrant) 
    • Cancelled cheque 
    • Client Master List (Demat statement) 
    • Death certificate and legal succession documents (if applicable) 

    Yes. Legal heirs, nominees, or successors can recover shares by first completing the transmission process with the company and obtaining an entitlement letter. After this, the IEPF-5 form can be filed along with supporting legal documents, such as death certificates and succession proofs. 

    Once the company receives your complete application, it has 15 days to submit a verification report to IEPF. The IEPF Authority must then process the claim within 60 days of receiving this report. In total, the process can take 2 to 4 months, depending on documentation and verification speed. 

    There is no absolute time bar as long as you are a legal claimant. However, only one consolidated claim per year per company is allowed. If your claim is rejected, you must wait until the next financial year to reapply. 

    Yes. Use the IEPF website’s “Search” tool under the “Claim Refund” section by entering your PAN or folio number to check if shares or dividends linked to your credentials have transferred to IEPF.

    The IEPF Authority does not charge any government fee for processing your recovery claim. However, you may need to pay for document notarization, stamp paper for bonds, and postal or notary charges as part of your application.

    There’s no hard deadline, as claims can be filed any time after the transfer to IEPF. However, only one claim per company is allowed each financial year. Delays may complicate document retrieval if heirs change or additional legal proceedings arise.

    Yes. When you file Form IEPF-5 for share recovery, you can also claim the unpaid or unclaimed dividends that were transferred to IEPF with those shares. 

    1. Check the share status on the IEPF website. 
    2. Gather all required documents. 
    3. File Form IEPF-5 online via the MCA portal. 
    4. Print and sign the acknowledgment and form. 
    5. Submit the physical forms and documents to the company’s IEPF Nodal Officer. 
    6. Track your application via the SRN provided. 
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