Stock Ownership

If you hold shares in a brokerage account, by a trustee or by another nominee, the shares are not registered in your name and you are considered a "beneficial owner" of those shares. All dividend payments are sent to your broker for distribution to you. Stockholder communications, such as notices regarding the availability of proxy materials for the annual meeting of stockholders, are sent to you by or through your broker. Please contact your broker directly for any stock-related matters.

MSI's plan administrator for shares purchased and held in the Employee Stock Purchase Plan (ESPP) is E*TRADE. For inquiries regarding these shares and any relevant account details, please contact:

E*TRADE
1-800-838-0908 (Toll-free)
+1-650-599-0125 (International)

Access your E*TRADE account:
https://us.etrade.com/home

Motorola Solutions common stock trades on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the stock ticker symbol MSI.
The CUSIP number for MSI common stock is 620076-307.

Unclaimed or abandoned property refers to any financial asset in which there has been no activity (or contact from the owner) regarding the property for a certain period of time (called the dormancy period).  The dormancy period varies in length based on each state's law.

All states require financial institutions, including transfer agents and brokerage firms, to report personal property that has been abandoned or unclaimed. Dormant accounts and uncashed checks must be surrendered to the last known state of residence of the property owner.  The state's treasury department then claims the property through a process called escheatment.

If property is turned over to the state, the shareholder must contact the state to reclaim their property's cash value at the time of escheatment.  You can search for unclaimed property and initiate a claim through your state's unclaimed property office or the multi-state on-line database.

You may prevent your stocks and dividend payments from being turned over to the state as unclaimed property by taking the following actions:  cash dividend checks immediately, vote your proxy each year, use investor service center sites and/or brokerage sites to check account balances, contact the transfer agent or broker to ask about your account, respond to company notices, and report name and address changes to the transfer agent (or your broker if you are a beneficial stockholder).