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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Florida Prepaid Changing Survivor Form in our platform.
Begin by entering the account owner's name and daytime telephone number in the Customer Information section. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for processing.
In the New Beneficiary Information section, provide the new beneficiary's full name, Social Security Number, and address. Select their relationship to the current beneficiary from the provided options.
Indicate the new beneficiary's birth date and current grade if applicable. This information helps verify eligibility.
Attach proof of residency for the new beneficiary as specified in the form. This could include a report card or a Florida driver’s license.
Both the account owner and survivor (if applicable) must sign in their respective sections. Remember that signatures need to be notarized; ensure all notary requirements are met.
Finally, mail the completed form along with any required documentation to the Florida Prepaid College Board at the specified address.

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Can you transfer Florida prepaid to another person?

What Happens To Your Florida Prepaid Plan If Your Child Doesnt Go To College? What happens to your Florida Prepaid College Plan if your child decides not to attend college? Your Florida Prepaid Plan is still guaranteed. Starting Is Believing

Can you gift Florida prepaid?

Give them the gift of education. And you can play a part in helping them earn a degree. With this Gift Certificate, family and friends can make a gift of a contribution to the Florida Prepaid College Plan for a student (beneficiary) enrolled in the plan.

What happens to Florida prepaid if your kid doesnt go to college?

Survivor: Takes over the account should the Account Owner become deceased. Authorized Agent: Designated by the Account Owner to co-manage the plan with equal rights.

How do I transfer authorization on Florida prepaid?

Transfer authorizations may be submitted directly online by the Florida Prepaid College Plan account owner or student. To submit a transfer authorization request, log into the Florida Prepaid Account Holder Resources. Click on the Plan Details tab and select See Usage.

What happens to Florida prepaid if you move out of state?

Fun fact: if you move out of Florida, your Florida Prepaid Plan still scores you in-state tuition rates at Florida schools. Thats one less thing to worry about!