Share Certificate

Share certificates: issuance, verification, and OCR compliance.

A share certificate proves ownership in a company. We help you prepare certificates, complete share allotment records, and get OCR verification without delays.

At a glance

  • Issue certificatesAfter share capital deposit
  • Record sharesShare register updates
  • Submit to OCRVerification & stamp
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Step-by-step

How to issue and verify share certificates.

01

Finalize share subscription

Confirm each shareholder’s subscribed capital and payment schedule.

02

Deposit share capital

Shareholders deposit funds into the company bank account.

03

Hold board meeting

Approve share allotment and authorize certificate issuance.

04

Prepare certificates

Draft certificates with share details, signatures, and seal.

05

Update share register

Record ownership in the share register (share lagat).

06

Submit for OCR verification

Send documents for stamping and digital verification.

OCR verification checklist

Documents typically required for verification.

Required

Original share certificates

Signed by authorized directors and prepared for stamping.

Required

Board resolution

Minutes approving share allotment and issuance.

Required

Bank statement

Proof of share capital deposit by shareholders.

Required

Share register forms

Share lagat documentation and supporting records.

Recommended

Auditor confirmation

Verification letter where applicable.

Essential

Authorization letter

For representatives submitting documents on your behalf.

Key terms

Share Lagat and Share Register basics.

Share Lagat

The official record of share issuance and ownership in Nepal.

Share Register

A continuously updated list of shareholders and their holdings.

Verification timeline

Complete within the recommended window to avoid penalties.

FAQ

Quick answers about share certificates.

When should a company issue share certificates?

After shareholders deposit their subscribed capital into the company account.

Is OCR verification mandatory?

Verification is required to make certificates legally valid and enforceable.

Can we update share certificates later?

Yes. Updates are required after transfers or capital changes.

Need help issuing or verifying share certificates?

We prepare the documents and handle OCR verification for you.