Iowa Code r. 781-20.6 - Authorized individual
(1) An
eligible individual may establish an account. If an eligible individual
(whether a minor or adult) is unable to establish the individual's own account,
an account may be established on behalf of the eligible individual by the
eligible individual's agent under a power of attorney or, if none, by a
conservator or legal guardian, spouse, parent, sibling, grandparent of the
eligible individual, or a representative payee appointed for the eligible
individual by the Social Security Administration, in that order, or as
otherwise provided in Section 529A.
(2) The plan may accept a certification, made
under penalties of perjury, from the person seeking to establish an account (1)
as to the basis for the person's authority to establish the account, and (2)
that there is no other person with a higher priority, set forth in Section
529A, to establish the account.
(3)
An authorized individual may make investment decisions for the account owner.
An authorized individual may neither have nor acquire any beneficial interest
in the account during the account owner's lifetime and must administer the
account for the benefit of the account owner. Whenever an action is required to
be taken by an account owner in connection with an account, the authorized
individual may take such action on behalf of the account owner.
(4) An adult account owner with legal
capacity may appoint an individual as an authorized individual.
(5) An authorized individual may be required
to provide supporting documentation to the plan, including documentation of the
authority of the individual to establish the account, in accordance with the
plan disclosure documents. The plan may freeze an account until the plan
receives the required documentation.
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