Issued by AustralianSuper Pty Ltd ABN 94 006 457 987 AFSL 233788 Trustee of AustralianSuper ABN 65 714 394 898
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How to complete this form
Compulsory details
Please complete your member number, full name and date of birth
details. If you don’t know your member number, please complete
your full name and date of birth to help us find your account.
Change of name or date of birth
Complete sections 1, 2 and 6.
What do I use to prove my change of name or date
of birth?
If you have changed your name or are updating your date of birth,
you’ll need to provide certified proof.
Certified copies of the following documents may be used to prove:
• Change of name: Marriage certificate, deed poll, decree nisi,
or change of name certificate from the Births, Deaths and
Marriages Registration Oce.
• Date of birth: Driver’s license or birth certificate.
Change of address or email
Complete sections 1, 2 and 6. You don’t need to provide any
supporting documents.
How to certify your documents
Read this section if you choose to attach paper copies of certified
documentation for providing proof of your identity.
1. Go to your local police station
Take both the ORIGINAL and a photocopy of your CURRENT
driver’s licence or passport to your local police station. If you
are using your driver’s licence, you’ll need to photocopy
BOTH sides.
All ID must have the same name and mailing address that we
have for your super account.
2. Ask them to certify your identification (ID)
To certify your ID, the authorised person needs to compare the
photocopy to the ORIGINAL and include the following details
on the copy:
• stamp or write ‘This is a true and correct copy of the
original’
• their qualification (such as police ocer)
• their name
• their address and phone number, and
• their signature and the date it was signed. The documents we
receive from you must have been certified and dated within
the last 6 months. Undated documents will be rejected.
If you can’t get to a police station, a number of other people
can certify your ID for you. Go to australiansuper.com/IDHelp
for more information.
Nomination of preferred beneficiary
Complete sections 1, 3 and 6.
Further information about nominating your preferred beneficiaries
To make sure that your nomination of preferred beneficiaries is valid,
please read the following information.
Who can I nominate?
Under the AustralianSuper Trust Deed, benefits payable in the event of
your death may only be paid out to your dependants, or to your legal
personal representative. It is important that you take account of who
may qualify as a dependant in your nomination.
The definition of ‘dependant’ under AustralianSuper Trust Deedincludes:
• your spouse (including de facto);
• your children of any age (including step, adopted or ex-nuptial);
• any other person who is or was wholly or partially financially
dependent on you; or
• your interdependants (those with whom you have a close personal
relationship; you live with; and you provide them or they provide you
with financial support, and domestic and personal care. You also have
an interdependent relationship if you have a close personal relationship
but are unable to meet the other requirements because one or both
of you suer from a physical, intellectual or psychiatric disability).
Who decides?
Under the Trust Deed, the Trustee alone is generally responsible for
deciding to whom, and in what proportion, your death benefit should
be paid. In making this decision however, the Trustee will take into
account your nomination of preferred beneficiary(ies).
For your nomination to be eective, it is important that you keep it up
to date, particularly if your family or marital circumstances change. If
you have no eligible dependants to whom the benefit can be paid, the
Trustee may pay the benefit to your legal personal representative for
inclusion in your estate.
Can I make a binding nomination?
Yes, you can make a binding beneficiary nomination by completing
and returning the Binding death nomination form available at
australiansuper.com/forms
Choice Income members can make a binding nomination or reversionary
beneficiary nomination by visiting australiansuper.com/forms, selecting
Forms in the Retirement tab and completing the relevant form.
Change of bank account (Choice Income and
TTR Income only)
Complete sections 1, 4 and 6.
Change payment instructions (Choice Income
and TTR Income only)
Complete sections 1, 5 and 6.
Declaration
You must sign and date Section 6 before returning this form.