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SEBI
	LETTER TO RAIN
	FINAL TRIPARTITE AGREEMENT

For Investors holding securities in Physical forms:
	Instrument of Transfer
	Transmission/Name Deletion/Transposition/Amalgamation
	Affidavit for change in Signature
	Electronic Remittance
	Nomination Form
	Cancellation or Variation of Nomination
	Affidavit By Legal Heir

For Investors holding securities in Physical forms or Electronic (Demat) Form:
	Query Form
	Form 15H To be used by senior citizens, i.e. individuals aged 60 years or more for claiming tax exemption from dividend and interest paid on debentures/Bonds/Fixed Deposits. Currently dividend amounts are not taxable in the hands of the investor.
	Form 15G To be used for claiming Tax exemption from dividend and interest paid on debentures/Bonds/Fixed Deposits. Currently dividend amounts are not taxable in the hands of the investor.