I have grant years: 2013, 2014, 2014, and 2016. Expire years: 2020, 2021, 2022, and 2023. ALL DIFFERENT YEARS. But the vested date for all four grants the same: May 2017. How is that legally possible???
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Also, if you are fired (even fired without just cause) even your vested shares will disappear fyi #NativeAmericanGivers.LOL.org he he he or better she she she wink wink #ghtwrzs
How is it possible? Answer: (A--) Whole Frauds Market that's how :)
The loss would come out of your pocket, so no, it's not allowed. Just let it go. They'll remain at zero worth, eventually expire and Bob's your uncle.
Can we sell these at a loss and claim it on our taxes??? Cuz im sitting on hundreds of useless shares
Your eggs are still in the incubator and will never vest.
I would suggest that you look at your Fidelity account more closely before making (accusations?). I'm not a fan of WFM either, but educate yourself. Granted options vest in 4 installments. You'll have portions of options from all of your grants since 2013 vest in May 2017 because the options were granted in May of 2013, '14, '15, '16.
This May all of your 2013 options will have vested, but 25% of your 2016 options will have vested. Etc. etc. for the years in between.
Not that any of them will ever be worth anything.