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If this policy is under a plan that is subject to the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA), complete the information in this section. If you are
married, your spouse must sign the spousal consent in section H before a notary public. If you do not complete the information in this section, your signature
in section H is certification that the policy is not subject to ERISA or that you are not married.
Will the new owner be a “Funded ERISA Plan” as specified below?
(If “yes,” indicate the type of plan below. If “no,” the change of ownership may disqualify the policy
and cause a taxable event. Contact your tax consultant for more information on the consequences of disqualifying your policy.)
Yes
No
Tax-qualified plan (specify, e.g., 401(k), profit sharing, defined benefit, defined contribution, HR-10):
Section 419/419A plan (specify trust name):
VEBA Trust (specify trust name):
Secular Trust
D. ERISA PLANS
(Please print.)
Phone ( ) Employer Name
B. NEW OWNER INFORMATION
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Billing Method
(If no box or multiple boxes are selected, the EFT will automatically be removed and premium notices will be sent to the new owner.)
Billing is to remain the same.
Direct premium notices to new owner.
Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) change to new owner. (The EFT form must be sent to the new owner for completion.)
The new owner may exercise all the rights and receive all the benefits of this policy during the insured’s lifetime. The change of ownership will not
change any beneficiary designation or any method of optional settlement previously elected. However, if the new owner is an irrevocable life
insurance trust (ILIT) as indicated above, the beneficiary designation will automatically change to the trust unless the following option is checked:
EXCEPTION: The beneficiary designation should remain as it is presently designated.
Trust Mailing or PO Box Address
Trustee Name(s) Phone ( )
Trust Name SSN/TIN
(Required)
Is this trust: Revocable Irrevocable or Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust (ILIT)?
Trust Date
If New Owner Is a Trust:
(The Trust Certification form is required.)
Relationship to the Insured
E. COMMUNITY PROPERTY STATE REQUIREMENTS
(If the owner currently lives in a community property state (AZ, CA,
ID, LA, NM, NV, TX, WA or WI), a spouse signature is required unless one of the two areas are completed below. Failure to provide
a spouse signature or the completion of this section will result in a delay in completing the requested change.)
C. BILLING METHOD
F. REQUIRED TAX REPORTING INFORMATION
(This section must be completed for this form to be considered in good
order for processing.)
Internal Revenue Code § 6050Y incorporates certain tax reporting requirements when ownership of a life insurance policy is transferred in a reportable
policy sale. The Internal Revenue Service defines a reportable policy sale as “the acquisition of an interest in a life insurance contract, directly or indirectly,
if the acquirer has no substantial family, business, or financial relationship with the insured apart from the acquirer’s interest in such life insurance contract.”
This transfer IS NOT a reportable policy sale.
The Company will assume the previous owner’s cost basis will carry over to the new owner unless an alternate cost basis is provided here $ ___________
Reason for cost basis adjustment ____________________________________________________________________________________________________
This transfer IS a reportable policy sale under IRC § 6050Y.
The acquirer must submit the required IRS Form 1099-LS to the Company at the address provided on page 1 of this form. The new owner’s cost basis
will be re-set to $0.00.
Tax laws are complex and change frequently. The Company and their agents and representatives do not give tax or legal advice. For further information on
how this transaction may affect your personal tax situation, always consult your professional tax advisor.
• If never married, initial here.
• If deceased, indicate Date of Death of Spouse
• If divorced, this section must be completed. Check the box below and provide the Date of Divorce.
I confirm that I am no longer married. Date of Divorce
I understand that the Company is not a party to my divorce decree or marriage settlement agreement and that I am responsible for any requirements
included in these documents. Additionally, I understand that my failure to comply with property settlement requirements involving my divorce may give rise
to a claim against my estate in the future.