Assisting Australian NRIs to trace, dematerialise, and claim IEPF-transferred Indian shares and unpaid dividends. Serving clients across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide.
Calculate split adjustments, bonus multiples, and unpaid dividends from 1990 to date across all Indian equities.
We manage all local Indian compliances, court filings, and registrar coordination so you don’t have to travel.
DFAT (Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade) Apostille procedure
Indian Consulate (Sydney, Melbourne, Perth) consular verification
Transmission of ancestral shares for second-generation Australian Indians
Direct representation before Indian RTAs and company nodal officers
Structured specifically for overseas investors complying with FEMA, SEBI, and MCA guidelines.
Send us your old certificates, folio records, or investor names. We trace the exact holding and IEPF transfer status.
We draft all ISR forms, affidavits, and POA with exact phrasing for smooth attestation in Australia.
Assistance in setting up NRO Demat accounts and submitting certified claim dockets to Indian RTAs and Nodal Officers.
Recovered shares are credited directly to your NRO Demat account, and cash dividends are wired to your NRO bank account.
Yes. ClaimMyFunds offers a 100% remote service for NRIs residing in Australia. We prepare all documents, guide you through local notarization, Apostille / Indian Embassy attestation, and execute the entire recovery with RTAs, depositories, and the IEPF Authority on your behalf.
NRIs must have an NRO (Non-Resident Ordinary) savings bank account and an NRO Demat account. RTAs and the IEPF Authority credit recovered shares into the NRO Demat account and transfer unpaid dividends directly to the linked NRO bank account.
KYC documents (passport, foreign address proof), Form ISR-1, ISR-2, Affidavits, and Power of Attorney must be notarized locally and attested either via the Hague Apostille authority or at the nearest Indian Embassy / Consulate.
Get your family’s valuable Indian share certificates dematerialised and IEPF dividends recovered safely with complete peace of mind.