No Objection Certificate for deposit release requires detailed issue disclosure and investor complaint redressal evidence. Application for a No Objection Certificate to release the 1% deposit must be submitted on issuer letterhead and include comprehensive issue particulars (company/registrar details, subscription and despatch dates, NRI dispatch evidence, refund account reconciliation and designated exchange identity). The company must describe its investor complaint redressal system, provide a complaint status table by source, explain complaint types and pendency reasons, and attach the exchange directive to seek NOC, exchange trading/listing permission, exchange certificate of fee payments, and a registrar certificate confirming NRI certificate dispatch.
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No Objection Certificate for deposit release requires detailed issue disclosure and investor complaint redressal evidence.
Application for a No Objection Certificate to release the 1% deposit must be submitted on issuer letterhead and include comprehensive issue particulars (company/registrar details, subscription and despatch dates, NRI dispatch evidence, refund account reconciliation and designated exchange identity). The company must describe its investor complaint redressal system, provide a complaint status table by source, explain complaint types and pendency reasons, and attach the exchange directive to seek NOC, exchange trading/listing permission, exchange certificate of fee payments, and a registrar certificate confirming NRI certificate dispatch.
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