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How to Fill Out a Proxy:

1. Obtain the proxy form: Start by acquiring the proxy form, which can usually be obtained from the organization or event for which you need to designate a proxy. This form is typically available online or can be requested by mail.
2. Provide personal information: Fill in your personal information on the proxy form. This usually includes your full name, address, contact details, and any identification numbers required by the organization.
3. Indicate the proxy representative: Clearly state the name and contact information of the person who will be your proxy representative. This individual will be authorized to act on your behalf during the designated event or meeting.
4. Specify the powers granted to the proxy: Determine the specific powers you want to grant to your proxy. These powers may involve voting in your absence, making decisions on certain issues, or conducting transactions on your behalf. It is essential to clearly state the extent of the proxy's authority to avoid any misunderstandings.
5. Sign and date the proxy form: Review the completed proxy form to ensure all information is accurate and complete. Sign and date the form in the designated spaces.

Who Needs a Proxy:

1. Shareholders: Shareholders of corporations may need a proxy if they are unable to attend a shareholder meeting but wish to have their voting rights exercised.
2. Members of organizations: Members of associations, clubs, or organizations may require a proxy if they are unable to attend a meeting or event where important decisions will be made.
3. Absentee voters: In political systems, individuals who will be unable to vote in person during an election or referendum may use a proxy to ensure their vote is still counted.
4. Proxy solicitors: Individuals who act as professional proxies, typically hired by shareholders or organizations to represent their interests and vote on their behalf. These individuals are often knowledgeable about corporate matters and corporate governance.

Note: The need for a proxy may vary depending on the specific rules and regulations of the organization or event. It is important to consult the relevant guidelines or contact the organizers to determine if a proxy is required and the proper procedure for filling out the proxy form.

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What is proxy?

Proxy is a document that authorizes someone else to vote on behalf of the shareholder at a meeting.

Who is required to file proxy?

Shareholders who are unable to attend a meeting in person are required to file proxy.

How to fill out proxy?

Proxy can be filled out by providing the necessary information and signing the document.

What is the purpose of proxy?

The purpose of proxy is to ensure that shareholders can still participate in decision-making even if they cannot attend a meeting in person.

What information must be reported on proxy?

Proxy must include the shareholder's name, the meeting date, and the voting instructions.