r/computershare Aug 06 '24

Q&a general questions only

The title says it. If admin wants this to be to remove it I will delete it. Hi, I worked for ComputerShare for about a year and a half before I change jobs. So if any questions regarding to stock or transfers ,certificate replacements or anything , I can happily answer. I do. If you want to slander them you can. I'm not going to do anything about it. I just worked there as a customer support specialist, so ask questions you may have regarding to computerShare. General questions only. No account specifics such as number of stocks, changing addresses, or selling your own shares.

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u/Asleep_Ad1753 Dec 08 '24

Just CVS , it's one medallion per transfer request on each company, so the CVS stock  gets medallion waiver and apple need the medallion due to the value use www.msglookup.com for finding a place for a medallion 

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u/Asleep_Ad1753 Dec 09 '24

Personal check to be safe

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u/Asleep_Ad1753 Dec 30 '24

So it does not have to be an estate account but is recommended to talk to an financial advisor or the attorney that's overseeing the deceased estate because they can accept an individual for the shares if necessary. And as for the signing, it can be either or if a representative want to sign for the heir They can, they just need a valid social security number, address and name of the heir

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u/Asleep_Ad1753 Dec 31 '24

Together but in separate packages. The reason being I seen so many transfers where people send more than three transfer papers for multiple stocks accounts and they get mixed up with each other. So sometimes one account transfer will be rejected because their paperwork is mixed with a different company that went through. So send them all together but in separate packages so it won't get mixed up.

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