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The Retirement Board of thePolicemens Annuity and Benefit Fund of Chicago 221 North Basally St Suite 1626, Chicago, IL 60601 Office: (312) 7443891Website: www.chipabf.orgDEATH BENEFIT DIRECTIVE MEMBER

How to fill out death benefit directive

How to fill out death benefit directive

1. Step 1: Start by gathering important documents such as the death certificate, identification cards, and any relevant paperwork.
2. Step 2: Contact the relevant insurance company or financial institution that handles the deceased's benefits.
3. Step 3: Request the necessary forms to fill out for the death benefit directive.
4. Step 4: Carefully read and understand the instructions provided on the form.
5. Step 5: Fill out the form, providing accurate and complete information.
6. Step 6: Review the completed form for any errors or missing information.
7. Step 7: Sign the form and, if required, have it notarized or witnessed by a authorized person.
8. Step 8: Submit the form to the designated recipient or address as mentioned on the form.
9. Step 9: Keep a photocopy of the completed form and any supporting documents for your records.
10. Step 10: Follow up with the insurance company or financial institution to ensure the processing of the death benefit directive.

Who needs death benefit directive?

1. Anyone who wants to have control and direct how their death benefits should be distributed after their demise.
2. Individuals with life insurance policies or retirement accounts who desire to specify beneficiaries and the allocation of funds.
3. People who have specific wishes regarding their funeral expenses, organ donation, or charitable donations upon death.

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What is death benefit directive?

A death benefit directive is a legal document that specifies who should receive the death benefit payment from a life insurance policy or retirement account upon the policyholder's or account owner's death.

Who is required to file death benefit directive?

The policyholder or account owner is required to file a death benefit directive to ensure that their death benefit payment is distributed according to their wishes.

How to fill out death benefit directive?

To fill out a death benefit directive, the policyholder or account owner must provide information about their chosen beneficiary or beneficiaries and any specific instructions for how the death benefit payment should be distributed.

What is the purpose of death benefit directive?

The purpose of a death benefit directive is to ensure that the death benefit payment from a life insurance policy or retirement account is distributed according to the policyholder's or account owner's wishes.

What information must be reported on death benefit directive?

The death benefit directive must include information about the policyholder or account owner, the chosen beneficiary or beneficiaries, and any specific instructions for how the death benefit payment should be distributed.