Track secondary-market certificate dates and transaction stages

Keep issue, expiry, application and agreement dates together while preserving each document's distinct requirements.

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Keep each document's own dates

Record dates and terms from the actual letter and certificate rather than only the receipt date. Routes, issuers and document types can have different validity requirements.

Give the intended agreement date to the transaction professional to check certificate and nomination requirements. Follow official arrangements for expiry or changed particulars rather than assuming an extension.

Review document and transaction dates together

The record does not itself determine validity.

ItemRecordFollow-up
LetterIssue date and requirementsCheck the application window
CertificateEffective date, expiry and scopeCheck the wording
AgreementPlanned and executed datesConfirm with the solicitor
ChangeParticulars and handling statusFollow up with the issuer

Example: receipt and issue dates differ

A late receipt does not restart every validity period. Keep the original dates and notices for checking the applicable window.

Support each timeline entry

  • Issue and receipt dates are distinct
  • Validity is checked against the document
  • Extensions are not assumed

Approval and certificates

Nomination documents

Organise scheme documents