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How to fill out the AGLC108872 online
Filling out the AGLC108872 form is an essential step in the process of transferring ownership of a life insurance policy after the original policy owner's death. This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions to ensure you complete the form accurately and effectively.
Follow the steps to successfully complete the AGLC108872 online.
- Press the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the AGLC108872 online and open it in an appropriate editor.
- Begin by confirming the correct company name, ensuring that the insurance company listed matches the applicable policy.
- In the section labeled ‘State of Affiant’, enter the state where you reside.
- Fill in the county information where the affiant resides.
- Complete the first section regarding the decedent by entering their full name and the date of their passing.
- Input the policy number in the designated field to identify the insurance policy.
- State whether there is an executor, administrator, or any personal representative appointed for the decedent's estate.
- Describe the property owned by the decedent at the time of death in the space provided.
- Provide the approximate value of the decedent’s estate where requested.
- If the company requires, note that you will provide a tax waiver indicating the estate is not subject to taxes.
- List all funeral expenses and expenses for the last illness in the designated areas.
- Indicate any unpaid debts of the decedent’s estate, if applicable.
- Complete the section listing relatives of the decedent, including names, ages, and residences.
- Declare that all heirs-at-law are identified, and ensure no additional claims can be made.
- Certify that you meet all requirements as stated in the notice at the beginning of the form.
- Sign the affidavit, include your relationship to the deceased, and supply your contact information.
- Have the affidavit notarized by a certified notary public.
- Once completed, save, download, or print the form as needed, and be sure to follow mailing instructions.
Complete the AGLC108872 online today to ensure proper processing of the policy ownership transfer.
If you transfer a cash value life insurance policy to someone and it's worth more than the exclusion limit, it's considered a taxable gift. If the new owner of the policy is required to pay ongoing premiums to maintain it, you can still gift them up to $16,000 to cover the cost without a penalty.