Thrift Savings Plan Request to Combine TSP Accounts
This document outlines the procedure to combine civilian and uniformed services Thrift Savings Plan accounts. It is essential for participants who wish to manage their TSP accounts effectively. Follow the instructions carefully to ensure successful submission.
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How do I fill this out?
To fill out this form, gather your personal details and TSP account information. Review the sections carefully to ensure you meet the required criteria. Completing this form accurately is essential for a smooth application process.
How to fill out the Thrift Savings Plan Request to Combine TSP Accounts?
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Begin by entering your personal information in Section I.
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Choose how you want to combine your TSP accounts in Section II.
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If applicable, have your spouse sign for consent in Section III.
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Certify your request by signing in Section IV.
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Submit the completed form following the provided instructions.
Who needs the Thrift Savings Plan Request to Combine TSP Accounts?
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Federal employees who wish to combine their TSP accounts.
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Military personnel looking to merge their uniformed services TSP accounts.
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Spouses of TSP participants needing to provide consent for transfers.
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Individuals managing multiple TSP accounts for effective retirement planning.
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Participants transitioning from military to civilian service needing account consolidation.
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What are the instructions for submitting this form?
After completing the TSP-65 form, it is essential to submit it through the specified channels. You can email the form to the designated TSP email address, fax it to the TSP contact number, or mail it to the appropriate postal address listed on the TSP website. Ensure that you keep a copy of the submitted form for your records.
What are the important dates for this form in 2024 and 2025?
Important dates for the TSP-65 form include deadlines for account transfers and submissions, typically aligning with TSP policies. Ensure you stay updated with TSP communications for specific dates relevant to your situation.
What is the purpose of this form?
The purpose of the TSP-65 form is to facilitate the transfer and combination of Thrift Savings Plan accounts. It is crucial for individuals who have both civilian and uniformed services accounts to streamline their retirement savings. By using this form, participants can effectively manage their retirement strategies and ensure optimal growth of their TSP accounts.
Tell me about this form and its components and fields line-by-line.
- 1. Last Name: Your family name for identification.
- 2. First Name: Your given name.
- 3. Middle Name: Your middle name if applicable.
- 4. TSP Account Number: Your specific TSP account number for processing.
- 5. Date of Birth: Your birthdate in mm/dd/yyyy format.
- 6. Daytime Phone: Your primary contact number.
- 7. Foreign Address: Indication of whether you have a foreign address.
- 8. Street Address: Your residential address.
- 9. City: The city of your residence.
- 10. State: The state of your residence.
- 11. Zip Code: Postal code for your address.
- 12. Spouse's Name: Name of your spouse if applicable for consent.
- 13. Spouse's Signature: Signature of your spouse consenting to the transfer.
- 14. Date Signed: The date when the spouse signed the consent.
- 15. Notary Information: Details of the notary if applicable.
- 16. Participant's Signature: Your signature authorizing the transfer.
- 17. Date Signed (Participant): The date when you signed the form.
What happens if I fail to submit this form?
Failure to submit the TSP-65 form can result in delays or inability to combine your accounts. Additionally, you may miss out on potential benefits associated with account consolidation.
- Processing Delays: Your accounts may remain separate longer than necessary.
- Loss of Benefits: You could lose out on any available TSP benefits.
- Additional Paperwork: You might need to resubmit the paperwork if not done correctly.
How do I know when to use this form?
- 1. Account Consolidation: To merge multiple TSP accounts into one.
- 2. Service Transition: When moving from military service to civilian employment.
- 3. Spousal Transfers: To facilitate account transfers involving spousal consent.
Frequently Asked Question
How do I fill out the TSP-65 form?
Carefully read the instructions, fill out your information, and ensure any required consents are signed.
Can I edit the TSP-65 PDF?
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What should I do if my spouse cannot sign?
You can provide their name and Social Security number, and submit an exception form.
Is there a deadline for submitting this form?
It's best to submit the form as soon as you gather the necessary information to avoid any delays.
How will I know my submission is successful?
You should receive a confirmation once your form has been processed.
What if I make a mistake on the form?
You can edit the PDF before submission to correct any errors.
Can I download the filled-out form?
Yes, after editing, you can download the completed TSP-65 form.
What happens if I don't combine my accounts?
You may miss out on potential retirement benefits by keeping multiple accounts.
When do I need to use this form?
Use this form when you intend to transfer or combine TSP accounts.
Is there support available if I have questions?
You can reach out to TSP support for assistance with the form.
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