Completing the AIG Beneficiary Designation Form with FormsPal is straightforward. Use the steps below to fill out and download your PDF in minutes.
Step-by-Step Instructions
Step 1: Click the orange "Get Form Here" button at the top of this page to open the AIG Beneficiary Designation Form in FormsPal's online PDF editor.
Step 2: Use the toolbar to add, edit, or highlight any part of the document. The editor supports text entry, checkboxes, dates, and digital signatures, so you can complete the entire form without printing.
Fill in the following details as shown in the form preview below:
In the insured information section, enter the name of the AIG member company (such as AIG Life Insurance Company or National Union Fire Insurance), the insured person's full name, and date of employment. In the beneficiary section, list each beneficiary's name, their relationship to the insured (such as spouse or child), and the percentage of the death benefit they will receive. All percentage allocations must add up to 100%.
Key Fields Explained
The form has two main sections. The insured information section collects data that links the designation to the correct policy, including the insured person's employment date and policy number. The beneficiary information section captures the names, relationships, and benefit percentages for each designated person. If you are naming multiple beneficiaries, specify whether they are primary or contingent and confirm all percentages total 100%.
After Completing the Form
Step 3: Click "Done" to save your completed form, then export it to your device or send it to an email address.
Step 4: Make at least two copies of the completed document. Your employer's benefits department will keep one copy on file, and you should retain a personal copy. FormsPal does not store or share your information. To update your beneficiary designation later, complete and submit a new AIG Beneficiary Designation Form. For related forms, see the Change of Beneficiary Request Form and the Unum Beneficiary Designation Form.
