Completing the change of beneficiary request form online is quick and straightforward. Follow the four steps below to fill out, save, and download your completed PDF.
Steps to Fill Out the Form Online
Step 1: Click the "Get form here" button above to open the form in your browser.
Step 2: Use the editing toolbar to add, remove, or highlight content as needed.
Enter the required information in the following fields:
Provide details for: Name, Address, Social Security Number, Date of Birth, Relationship to Insured, Percentage, City, State, Zip Code, Phone Number, Section D Signatures, Policy Owner Telephone Number, Signature of Co-Owner, Signature of Witness, and any additional required fields.
Step 3: Click "Done" when finished. You can then download the completed change of beneficiary request form to your device or send it to an email address.
Step 4: Save at least one copy for your records. Store a printed copy with your insurance policy documents for future reference.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I change my beneficiary at any time?
Yes. Policy owners can change a beneficiary at any time during the lifetime of the insured, unless the designation is irrevocable. An irrevocable beneficiary designation requires consent from the named beneficiary before any change can be made.
Do I need a witness signature?
Most insurers require at least one witness signature to validate a change of beneficiary request. The witness cannot be the new beneficiary named on the form. Check with your insurer to confirm their specific requirements.
When does the new beneficiary designation take effect?
The change takes effect from the date you signed the form, once your insurer has accepted and processed it. You should receive written confirmation from your insurer after the change is recorded.
Can I name a trust as my beneficiary?
Yes. Many insurers allow you to designate a trust as a beneficiary. You will need to provide the trust name, date it was established, and the name of the trustee.
Looking for related forms? See the AIG beneficiary designation form, the Bank of America beneficiary form, or the beneficiary planner.
