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Completed Fidelity Distribution—Rollover form for a former employee rolling over 401(k) assets to a Rollover IRA after a job change

Source document used: HR Offboarding Email Thread

Subject: RE: Your Retirement Plan Options – Action Required

Hi Marcus,

Hope your transition is going smoothly! As we discussed during your offboarding meeting on January 10th, now that your last day with Northgate Industrial Solutions was January 3, 2025, you'll need to decide what to do with your 401(k) balance.

For our records: you were hired here on June 14, 2018, and your separation date is January 3, 2025. You are fully vested at 100% — congratulations on hitting that milestone a couple of years back.

Your plan with us is the Northgate Industrial Solutions 401(k) Plan, and the plan number you'll need for any paperwork is 62-44801. We only have the one plan here, so that's the only number you'll need to reference.

You mentioned during our call that you'd like to roll everything over — the full balance, all plan assets — directly into your existing Rollover IRA at Fidelity. Your Fidelity account number for that IRA is 4521-003987. Since all of your contributions have been traditional pre-tax, there are no Roth assets to worry about, so a standard Rollover IRA is the right destination.

For the Fidelity form, here's the personal info they'll need:
- Your full name: Marcus T. Holloway
- SSN: 572-88-4931
- Date of birth: March 22, 1979
- Your current address is 847 Creekside Drive, Austin, TX 78704
- Best daytime number: (512) 664-2190; evenings you can be reached at (512) 889-4455
- Email: [email protected]
- Marital status: married (your wife Rebecca will likely need to sign the spousal consent section)

For tax withholding, you said you'd prefer to just let the full amount go through as a rollover so you don't want any state taxes withheld beyond what's required. Since Texas has no state income tax, that should be straightforward.

Please send the completed form back to Fidelity as soon as possible — they prefer the NetBenefits app upload or regular mail to their Cincinnati PO Box. Let me know if you have any questions!

Best,
Denise Parrott
HR Benefits Coordinator
Northgate Industrial Solutions