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Re: (UPDATE) HELP! Tendering ECU stock certificate from the US
I spoke with the folks at Penntrade, and it sounds like depositing my ECU certificate in an account with them is the simplest solution for me. They charge a fee of $100 to deposit a foreign certificate, but at least the shares will be tradeable, and they will take care of tendering the shares if the merger goes through.
I suspect that most brokers that would accept this certificate would charge a fee like this, in any case.