North Carolina Department of State Treasurer Forms
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This form is used for depositing or withdrawing funds from the Ancillary Governmental Participant Investment Program (AGPIP) for non-state agencies in North Carolina.
This form is used for applying for a short-term investment fund or disbursing account in North Carolina.
This document is used for opening disbursing and stif accounts in North Carolina. It includes a signature card for account holders to authorize transactions.
This Form is used for making amendments to a contract related to auditing accounts in the state of North Carolina.
This document is a request form used to change the name or address for the NC 401(k) Plan in North Carolina.
This Form is used for designating beneficiaries for the Nc 401(k) Plan in North Carolina.
This document is used for making a one-time contribution to a 401(k) or 457 plan in North Carolina. It allows individuals to add funds to their retirement savings accounts.
This Form is used for making changes to contributions, goals, and/or allocations in the Nc 401(K) Plan in North Carolina.
This form is used for enrolling in the Nc 401(K) Plan in North Carolina.
This document explains the process of transferring funds from a 401(k) retirement plan to another investment account in North Carolina. It includes details on eligibility, tax implications, and steps to complete the rollover.
This type of document is used to request a name and/or address change for the NC 457 Plan in North Carolina.
This form is used for designating beneficiaries for the Nc 457 Plan in North Carolina.
This form is used for enrolling in the Nc 457 Plan, a retirement savings plan available in North Carolina.
This document is used for making changes to contributions, goal setting, and allocation in North Carolina.
This document provides information about the rollover process in the North Carolina 457 Plan. Find out how you can transfer funds from another retirement account into your NC 457 Plan.
This form is used for requesting a voluntary cash out of a small balance from the NC 457 Plan in North Carolina.
