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AFFIDAVIT OF LOSS STATE OF COUNTY OF)) SS. )The undersigned (hereinafter called “Deponent “), being duly sworn, deposes and says that: (1) Deponent is an adult whose mailing address is: and is

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2. Start by gathering all necessary information such as personal details and any relevant documentation that can help with the certificate identification process.
3. Contact the issuing authority or institution that originally issued the lost certificates for guidance on the necessary steps and requirements for reissue.
4. Fill out any required application forms or provide any necessary information as instructed by the issuing authority.
5. Pay any applicable fees or provide proof of payment if required.
6. Submit the completed application forms and any supporting documents as per the instructions provided by the issuing authority.
7. Follow up with the issuing authority to inquire about the status of your application and to ensure that all necessary steps have been taken.
8. Upon approval, collect the reissued certificates as per the instructions given by the issuing authority.
9. Safely store the reissued certificates to prevent further loss or damage.

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2. - Individuals who have lost their original certificates and need a replacement for various purposes such as job applications, education, or legal requirements.
3. - Educational institutions that may need to reissue certificates for their students who have lost or damaged their original ones.
4. - Government agencies that require individuals to present specific certificates for official procedures but cannot provide the originals due to loss or damage.
5. - Organizations or companies that may need to verify an individual's credentials or qualifications but cannot access the original certificates.
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What is lost certificates - first?

Lost certificates are certificates of ownership for stocks, bonds, or other securities that have been reported missing or stolen.

Who is required to file lost certificates - first?

The owner of the missing or stolen certificates is required to file a report.

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To fill out lost certificates, the owner must provide details such as the name of the security, certificate number, and date of issue.

What is the purpose of lost certificates - first?

The purpose of lost certificates is to notify the issuing company and prevent unauthorized transfer of ownership.

What information must be reported on lost certificates - first?

The report must include details of the missing certificates, along with a statement affirming the loss or theft.