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The eSignature Form Selection tool available on Signature Centre allows advisors to obtain Clients eSignature on applications and forms. To access the tool, click on the link below ensuring you select the link that corresponds to the clients preferred language.
Signature Centre
The Signature Centre is a tool that allows you to view and manage the electronic signature status of documents and attachments (if requested) that have been submitted via the Form selection tool.
Reference materials
Examples of Guaranteed Investments - AA/GIC signer role selections
Applications:
810-3584 – Application for Superflex Annuity: TFSA
Scenario 1: TFSA policies with a PAC (pre-authorized chequing) (at least one of the PAC payors must be the planholder or their spouse)
Scenario 2: TFSA policies with a PAC (pre-authorized chequing) where the payor is the spouse
810-3549: Application for Superflex Deferred Annuity: RSP/LIRA/Non-registered or Income Master Annuity: RIF/LIF/RLIF
Scenario 1: Individually or jointly owned policy where (one of) the owner(s) is the annuitant.
Note: For a jointly owned policy, there must be one policy owner and then select the applicable number of joint policy owners.
Scenario 2: Parent/Guardian is the individual owner and the annuitant is under age 16 or under 18 in Quebec.
Scenario 3: Parent/Guardian is NOT the individual or joint owner and the annuitant is under age 16 or under 18 in Quebec.
Scenario 4: Non-registered individually owned policy where the annuitant is NOT one of the policy owners and a successor annuitant is named.
Note: If a successor annuitant is named on an individually owned policy, a contingent owner should also be named.
Scenario 5: Non-registered jointly owned policy where the annuitant is NOT one of the policy owners and a successor annuitant is named.
Scenario 6: Policies with a PAC (pre-authorized chequing) where the payor is different than the policy owner and the annuitant is one of the policy owners.
Scenario 7: Policies with a PAC (pre-authorized chequing) where the payor is different than the policy owner and the annuitant is NOT one of the policy owners.
Examples of Guaranteed Investments - Payout signer role selections
Applications:
3318 – Application for a payout annuity
Note: The Parent/Guardian will need to sign as the Annuitant if the Annuitant is a minor. An additional signature will be required if there is a Trustee for the minor who is different than the Parent/Guardian.
Scenario 1: Individual or sole proprietor owned policy where the policyholder is the annuitant
Scenario 2: Individual, sole proprietor or entity owned policy where the policyholder is NOT the annuitant(s)
Scenario 3: Jointly owned policy where one or both policyholders are the annuitant(s)
Note: For a jointly owned policy, there must be one policyholder and one joint policyholder.
Scenario 4: Jointly owned policy where the policyholders are NOT the annuitant(s)
Note: For a jointly owned policy, there must be one policyholder and one joint policyholder.
Additional signer role selections:
Scenario 1: Internal Transfers
If the funds are being transferred to the payout annuity internally and the internal policy has a Preferred/Irrevocable beneficiary
Scenario 2: Applications signed in Quebec
If Advisor is newly licenced and within their probationary period.
Scenario 3: Advisor is also the policyholder (Non-registered policies only)
The verifying advisor confirms all of the identification details provided on the application and matches the original identification documents shown to them.
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