You need to contact the
register (eg. Link, Computershare) that manages the company and ask them to send you teh form to exercise your options. Been through this argument before with other members on HC, but generally you do not exercise your options early... I believe there may be valid reasons as to why you would occassionally.... but it is not normal practice. At this stage you got them for free... if you exercise them at I believe the 20c, then what happens if the company goes bust in 12 months time?
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