23 CAR § 320-701
23 CAR § 320-701. Identification requirements for the transfer or closure of pay on death deposit accounts
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(a) Arkansas Code § 23-47-204(e)(4) states: "The State Bank Department shall promulgate rules that set out procedures a bank may take before transferring ownership of a deposit account, closing a deposit account, and distributing the proceeds to a person designated by the account documents as a beneficiary."
(b) Before ownership of a deposit account is transferred or a pay on death account is closed and the funds disbursed, a bank may require:
(1) For pay on death accounts, legal evidence of the death of all other account holders; and
(2) Identification from each designated beneficiary.
(c) If a designated beneficiary is a non-natural person, the bank may require:
(1) The non-natural person to provide proof of legal existence and/or good standing as an entity; and
(2) Individuals representing the non-natural person to provide:
(A) Identification; and
(B) Evidence demonstrating their authority to collect the account on the non-natural person's behalf.