Notice Regarding Hardship Request - Standard Life Of Indiana

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NOTICE REGARDING HARDSHIP REQUEST
FOR EXEMPTION FROM MORATORIUM
We understand that certain policy owners may face financial hardships as a result of the
moratorium that the receivership order placed upon cash surrenders and partial withdrawals,
under Standard Life Insurance Company of Indiana (“Standard Life”) policies or contracts. The
Court has granted the Special Deputy Rehabilitator (the “Rehabilitator”) authority to consider
hardship payment requests. To request a hardship payment, you must complete and return the
“Hardship Request Form.” For the purpose of hardship requests, this form will replace the
customary forms that Standard Life previously used for cash disbursement requests.
To qualify for hardship payment consideration, you must include the following:
Notarized or Sworn Statement of Facts that the Annuitant, Owner, or someone with a
Power of Attorney acting for the Owner or Annuitant has completed, made under the
penalties of perjury. This Statement of Facts should outline the circumstances that
support your claim of hardship and should accompany the information sent to our office.
The hardship request will not be processed unless the Statement of Facts is notarized.
If you deliver the enclosed information by facsimile, then the Company must receive an
identical, signed, and notarized original before final approval may be granted. Please be
as specific as possible, as the more information you give to the Rehabilitator, the easier
it will be to process your request;
Proof or Evidence Supporting the Statement of Facts – This would include, as
applicable, bills, notices, doctor’s statements, or Power of Attorney, Guardianship or
Conservator paperwork;
Authorization for Hardship Withdrawal Form; and/or
Annuitization Form.
By providing you with this information and these forms, we are not indicating whether the
Rehabilitator will approve your hardship request. The Rehabilitator will review each request on
its own merits.
Upon receipt of your completed hardship documents, the Rehabilitator will review them and
reserves the right to request such additional information and documentation, as he deems
appropriate.
You must cooperate with the Rehabilitator by providing all such requested
documentation and information or your request will be denied.
If you have any questions, please contact Standard Life Insurance Company of Indiana by
writing or calling us, as noted on this letter. Thank you in advance for your attention to these
matters.
Sincerely yours,
Randolph Lamberjack
Special Deputy Rehabilitator
10689 N Pennsylvania Indianapolis, IN 46280 (800) 222-3216

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