--- title: "What is the procedure for rematerialisation of shares?" description: "Rematerialisation is the process of converting your securities from electronic form back to physical certificates. You can rematerialise your shares by…" category: your-arrow-account subcategory: transfer-and-conversion slug: what-is-the-procedure-for-rematerialisation-of-shares canonical: https://support.arrow.trade/your-arrow-account/transfer-and-conversion/what-is-the-procedure-for-rematerialisation-of-shares/ --- # What is the procedure for rematerialisation of shares? > Rematerialisation is the process of converting your securities from electronic form back to physical certificates. You can rematerialise your shares by… ## Short answer Rematerialisation is the process of converting your securities from electronic form back to physical certificates. You can rematerialise your shares by submitting the required documents and ensuring your account has sufficient funds to cover the charges. ## Documents required for rematerialisation 2 Remat Request forms for each ISIN, scrip or fund (PDF). Remat forms must be signed in Signature as per RTA Records and Signature as per DP Records fields. Self-attested address proof. Self-attested PAN. ISR1 form (PDF). SH-13 RRF nomination form (PDF). ## Submission process Create a ticket and attach a soft copy of all the documents. Your documents will be reviewed in case any corrections are required. After review, courier the documents to: iRage Customer Support Centre 192A 4th Floor, Kalyani Vista, 3rd Main Road, JP Nagar 4th Phase, Bengaluru, 560076 Processing time: The rematerialisation process takes up to 15 working days. ## Charges for rematerialisation A fee of ₹10 per 100 securities (or part thereof) or ₹10 per certificate(when multiple certificates requested), whichever is higher, shall be charged, subject to a maximum of ₹5,00,000. However, this fee won't be collected for Government securities. Your rematerialisation request will not be processed if your Arrow account does not have enough funds to cover the charges. You can check the complete tariff sheet for more information about charges. You can also rematerialise your mutual fund holdings by following the procedure for rematerialising mutual funds. ## Related - Browse more in [transfer and conversion](/your-arrow-account/transfer-and-conversion/) - Open account: [kyc.arrow.trade](https://kyc.arrow.trade) - Trade on Arrow: [app.arrow.trade](https://app.arrow.trade) - Support: [support@arrow.trade](mailto:support@arrow.trade) --- Source: https://support.arrow.trade/your-arrow-account/transfer-and-conversion/what-is-the-procedure-for-rematerialisation-of-shares/ Publisher: Arrow / iRage Broking Services LLP