Lic Reassignment Form [exclusive] ›

Without proper reassignment, the bank remains the policy’s rightful claimant—even after you’ve paid off the debt. You will need this form in three common situations: 1. Loan Repayment (Most Common) After repaying a loan against your policy—whether from LIC itself or from a bank/NBFC—the lender must reassign the policy to you. 2. Ownership Correction If you had previously assigned the policy to someone else (e.g., a family member or business partner) and now want ownership back. 3. Discharge of Trust or Legal Obligation If the policy was assigned under a trust or court order, reassignment is required once the obligation is fulfilled. Why Is Reassignment So Important? Here’s where policyholders often make a costly mistake: assuming reassignment happens automatically.

Think of it like a temporary handover.

✅ Ask for it. ✅ Fill it out completely. ✅ Submit it immediately. lic reassignment form