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  1. Protect your shares from unclaimed property laws - Computershare

    Some companies may charge a fee to reissue printed checks in the amount of 10% of the value of each replacement check, up to a maximum of $20. To have this fee waived, add your banking …

  2. Replace a check - Computershare

    Lost your dividend or share sales checks? Request new ones here. Provide your company name, SSN or account number, and ZIP code. After verification, your check will arrive in 7-10 days. …

  3. Keep What’s Yours: Avoid having your financial assets turned over …

    We’ve created this video series, designed for the general public, to speak in plain terms about the basic rules for unclaimed property so that more people can keep what's theirs as the rightful …

  4. Contact information for investors - Computershare

    Manage your shareholder account, access statements and forms, view frequently asked questions and find contact information for additional support.

  5. Online Replacement of Lost Certificates Coming in January

    Oct 29, 2015 · Starting in January 2016, our clients’ qualifying individual U.S. holders who need to replace lost certificates valued up to $50,000 will be able to initiate and complete the …

  6. Manage your share register efficiently - Computershare

    Oct 3, 2025 · Help lost or unresponsive shareholders claim assets that are at risk of being escheated, such as when the original shareholder is deceased or has an invalid address.

  7. Cost Basis and FATCA information - Computershare

    Netbasis incorporates changes caused by stock splits, mergers, and corporate actions, using it to deliver adjusted cost basis information.

  8. What is a medallion guarantee? - Computershare

    Where can United States residents obtain a Medallion Guarantee stamp or alternative? The table below outlines the options residents of the United States can explore to obtain a Medallion …

  9. Legislative trends in unclaimed property - Computershare

    A more recent trend across unclaimed property legislation is the transition from a ‘lost’ or ‘RPO’ (Returned by Post Office) standard to an inactivity or contact standard.

  10. Escheatment buster: Helping your shareholders keep their assets

    Recent changes to escheatment laws, moving from ‘lost’ or ‘RPO’ (Returned by Post Office) to account inactivity have put even more shareholders at risk of escheatment.