Get Stock Transfer Form

These forms record the details of share transfers, including the names of the buyers and sellers, the number and types of shares, and how much is being paid for them (the 'consideration').

A share transfer form, also called a stock transfer form or a J30 form, is a short legal document used to transfer shares.

A share transfer form is a legal record of the change of ownership of company shares between two people or entities. There used to be two types of transfer form: the J10 was used for two or more transferors and the J30 for where there was just one. Our form provides for one or two.

It usually be the seller (or sellers, as all joint holders should sign to transfer a joint shareholding), but there are a few instances where someone else may sign stock transfer forms here: The legal personal representatives should sign on behalf of the estate of a deceased shareholder.

How to complete a stock transfer form in 10 Steps 1 Consideration money. ... 2 Full name of Undertaking. ... 3 Full description of Security. ... 4 Number or amount of Shares, Stock or other security. ... 5 Name(s) and address of registered holder(s) ... 6 Signature(s) ... 7 Name(s) and address of person(s) receiving the shares.

A share transfer form, also called a stock transfer form, is a legal form used to transfer shares in a company from an existing shareholder to a new person or company.

Form J10 Stock Transfer Form - is used for the transfer of nil or partly paid shares. Also it is used to transfer shares when both signatories are present as both the transferor and the transferee are required to sign this form.

Once you have filled out your J30 or J10 stock transfer form, you may need to send it to HMRC. Consider whether Stamp Duty is payable (and if so settle the amount due) Put the completed Stock Transfer Form (Stamped if applicable or unstamped if Stamp Duty not payable) with the company books.