Investor FAQs
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Where can Investors or potential investors find financial and historical information about MedLink?
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Who is the Company's Transfer Agent
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What should I do if I have lost my MedLink stock certificates?
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How does someone buy or sell MedLink stock?
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How do I transfer my shares?
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Endorse the stock certificate on the reverse side or on a separate stock power exactly as your name is printed on the face of the certificate. All owners must sign. Have your signature(s) medallion guaranteed by an eligible guarantor institution.
Provide issuance instructions, including the name(s), address and tax identification number of the new holder.
If the name of more than one new holder will appear on the certificate, indicate the type of tenancy (joint tenancy, tenants in common, etc.)
If the new registration is a trust registration, provide the date of the trust, the trustees of the trust, and the trust beneficiary. If the stock is for a minor, it should be made in a custodial registration. Please provide the name of the custodian, the name of the minor and the state under whose laws the gift of stock is being made. It is also recommended that you complete a W-8 or W-9 to certify the tax information on the new account.
Forward the above items to My Transfer Agent via registered mail.
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How do I change my mailing address?
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MedLink stock can be bought or sold through a stock broker, bank, or generally through a financial institution that provides brokerage services.
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Can I transfer shares from a deceased shareholder?
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The following items are needed to transfer stock out of the decedent's name:
- The stock certificate forwarded by registered mail.
- Endorsement by the executor or personal representative of the estate on either the back of the stock certificate or on a stock power, with medallion signature guarantee by an eligible guarantor institution.
- A certified copy of the Letters of Appointment of the Estate Representative certified by the court to be "in full force and effect" within the last 60 days.
- Inheritance Tax Waiver (if applicable).
- Issuance instructions including name, address and social security number of the new holder.
- Instructions as to where the new certificate should be mailed.
- It is also recommended that you complete a W-8 or W-9 to certify the tax information on the new account.
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