Receiving an inheritance is a fairly clear and understandable legislative procedure. However, when inheriting shares, certain difficulties may arise associated with the implementation of actions at enterprises to protect against third parties.
Instructions
Step 1
Contact the company whose shares you want to obtain inheritance rights. Obtain an extract from the register of shareholders, which confirms that the testator had a share in the enterprise at the time of death. At this stage, the first difficulty may arise. You may be informed by unscrupulous citizens that this person has not been listed as a participant or shareholder for a long time. Remember that this information can be verified by contacting the registration authority.
Step 2
Study the financial activities of the company in which you inherited shares. Perhaps the company is unprofitable or is engaged in crime, then getting a share in it will be unprofitable for you. Fight only for the inheritance that can bring you profit.
Step 3
Start an inheritance case with a notary. To do this, you must submit a certificate of registration, death certificate, will or documents that confirm the relationship. Moreover, if several people can inherit shares, then all of them must apply to one notary. Otherwise, the inheritance case will be invalidated.
Step 4
Check out the stock. This stage is required in order for the notary to be able to determine the value of the inherited property and rights in monetary terms. After that, it is necessary to collect the remaining documents for registration of the inheritance.
Step 5
Get a certificate of inheritance. If it is impossible to resolve the issue of inheritance of shares by a notary public, then it is recommended to file a claim with a court. This is necessary if the owners of the enterprise do not want to share with the future heir and refuse to assist in the provision of documents confirming that the testator has shares.
