General Assignment of Assets to a California Living Trust - California

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Move belongings and other assets into your living trust. You have an existing signed revocable trust and want to document assignment of eligible personal property. This is not a real estate deed or a substitute for a bank's account-retitling requirements.

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Who this form is for

  • Settlors of an existing signed California revocable living trust.
  • People documenting assignment of belongings and other eligible assets to their trustees.
  • Trust owners arranging notarization alongside other trust-funding documents.

What you'll need

  • Your signed trust, its exact name and date, and the names of the settlors and trustees.
  • Descriptions of eligible assets, ownership and transfer restrictions, and any additional exclusions.
  • Your institutions' transfer requirements and acceptable identification for each signing settlor.

How to complete it

  1. Read the packet with your signed trust and ask an attorney which assets can be assigned. This form does not create a trust.
  2. Copy the trust and trustee details exactly and identify the eligible property. Review exclusions for real estate, retirement accounts, life insurance and assets with named beneficiaries.
  3. Save and check the PDF in your own PDF app, then print. Each assigning settlor signs before the notary.
  4. Complete any separate bank, brokerage, business-interest or other transfer requirements. Use a separate deed for real estate and store the assignment with your trust records.

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