Uniform TOD Security Registration Act
Illinois · Business Transactions · §§ 815-10-0-01 to 815-10-9 · 13 sections
Overview
The act governs how securities and securities accounts may be registered in a transfer-on-death, or beneficiary, form, allowing an owner — whether a sole owner or joint tenants — to name one or more beneficiaries who take ownership automatically when the owner dies. It sets out who may originate such a registration, the form the registration must take, the terms and conditions a registering entity may impose, and how a beneficiary designation may be changed or cancelled during the owner's lifetime. It also treats the resulting transfer as nontestamentary, so it operates outside the will and probate process, and it shields the registering entity from liability for carrying out a registration and transfer in accordance with the act.
Editorial summary generated from the text of this act. It is not part of the statute — read the sections below for the operative language.
Sections covered
- 815 ILCS 10/0.01Short title
- 815 ILCS 10/1Definitions
- 815 ILCS 10/10Terms, conditions, and forms for registration
- 815 ILCS 10/11Short title; rules of construction
- 815 ILCS 10/12Application of Act
- 815 ILCS 10/2Registration in beneficiary form; sole or joint tenancy ownership
- 815 ILCS 10/3Registration in beneficiary form; applicable law
- 815 ILCS 10/4Origination of registration in beneficiary form
- 815 ILCS 10/5Form of registration in beneficiary form
- 815 ILCS 10/6Effect of registration in beneficiary form and cancellation
- 815 ILCS 10/7Ownership on death of owner
- 815 ILCS 10/8Protection of registering entity
- 815 ILCS 10/9Nontestamentary transfer on death
Enacted in other states
Alabama, Arkansas, California, Delaware, Hawaii, Idaho, Kentucky, Maryland, North Carolina, New Jersey, Oklahoma, Oregon, Rhode Island, West Virginia, Wyoming
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