QUOTE(poker @ Aug 20 2009, 01:36 PM)
yazoo
thanks. but my mother and I have different remisiers. Given this scenario any complications or added steps?
thanks in advance.
Doesn't matter if the both of you have different remisiers. for a transfer to be completed it's the transferor ( in this case you mum ) who must do the necessary ( sign the form, pay the transfer fee and show documented proof ).thanks. but my mother and I have different remisiers. Given this scenario any complications or added steps?
thanks in advance.
You can ask your mum to go to the broking house where she bought her shares or see her remisier with all the necessary stuff and the transfer can be made immediately to your account.
On your part...you just goyang kaki and just call your remisier the day business day to check whether the shares are inside your account...that's all.
Aug 20 2009, 03:04 PM

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