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Rollover/Transfer Request — ABLE Account
Use this form to initiate a rollover or program-to-program transfer of ABLE or 529 assets to an ABLE account at Fidelity. Do NOT use this
form to change the beneficiary on your ABLE account. Go to Fidelity.com/forms to download the Beneficiary Change — ABLE Account
form. Type on screen or fill in using CAPITAL letters and black ink. If you need more room for information, make a copy of the relevant page.
Helpful to Know
• According to IRS regulations, you are eligible to roll
over or complete a program-to-program transfer into
another ABLE account once every 12 months without
changing the beneficiary. To be valid, a rollover to
the ABLE account must be made within 60 days of
the distribution from the other account.
• Submit this form directly to Fidelity, not to the ABLE
or 529 account administrator from which you are
requesting the funds to be transferred.
• If you are rolling over or transferring an ABLE or 529
account, it is necessary to establish an ABLE account
at Fidelity first. If you do not have an ABLE account at
Fidelity for the Designated Beneficiary, you must go to
Fidelity.com/ABLE to open a new Fidelity ABLE account
prior to submitting this form.
• Your current account administrator may require specific
forms or signatures to roll over or transfer your account
assets to Fidelity. The administrator may also send you a
rollover check directly. Check with your current account
administrator to verify requirements.
• If you are rolling over from a non-Fidelity ABLE account
and do not have a check yet, Fidelity will contact the
ABLE account administrator and initiate a full liquidation
and transfer of the ABLE assets directly to us. Fidelity
is not responsible for market fluctuation on requests
with written liquidation instructions.
• If you are rolling over from a non-Fidelity 529 account
and do not have a check yet, Fidelity will contact the
529 plan administrator and instruct it to liquidate and
transfer the funds per your instructions in Section 5
of this form and direct the proceeds to us. The non-
Fidelity 529 must be either an individual or joint 529.
Fidelity is not responsible for market fluctuation on
requests with written liquidation instructions.
• Per IRS regulations, a principal and earnings statement
must be provided with a 529-to-ABLE or ABLE-to-ABLE
rollover. Until we receive the principal and earnings
breakdown, we are required to treat the entire rollover
amount as earnings in the account.
• The IRS considers rollovers from a 529 to an ABLE to
be contributions to the ABLE account. Therefore, any
amount rolled from a 529 to an ABLE account cannot
exceed the maximum annual contribution amount
eligible for the year in which the rollover is taking
place. Also, the combination of your contributions plus
529-to-ABLE rollovers cannot exceed the maximum
annual contribution amount allowable to an ABLE
account for any given year.
• Any assets rolled over or transferred in will be invested
according to the allocation instructions on file for your
Fidelity ABLE account.
• If there is a Person with Signature Authority (PSA)
established on this account, the PSA must sign this
form. Otherwise, the Designated Beneficiary/Eligible
Individual must sign in Section 6a.
1. ABLE Account Information
Fidelity Account Number
Designated Beneficiary/Eligible Individual Name Social Security or Taxpayer ID Number
Person with Signature Authority (PSA) Name If applicable Social Security or Taxpayer ID Number
Daytime Phone Extension
Phone number will be
used if we have questions,
but will not be used to
update your Fidelity
contact information.
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