Alaska PFD Eligibility Requirements & Guidelines to Apply for Deceased Applicants

Do you know that you can apply for the Alaska PFD Stimulus for a loved one who recently left you? The Alaskan residents can apply for the stimulus check for a deceased person. However, there are some important guidelines that you must follow while applying. Check out these guidelines to apply for Deceased Applicants for the PFD Stimulus of this year.

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Guidelines to Apply for Deceased Applicants for PFD Stimulus

The following are the eligibility requirements and guidelines for applying for PFD on behalf of a deceased applicant. Please note that an Estate Representative can submit a PFD application if the deceased applicant:

Died during the qualifying year after having been an Alaska resident for at least 180 days (if he/she died between June 29 and December 31).
Fulfills the other eligibility criteria for the current year’s dividend.
Received the previous year’s dividend (dividend before the qualifying year).

OR if the deceased person

Died during the application period (January 1st to March 31st).
Must not have applied for the current year’s PFD already.
Fulfills the other eligibility requirements.

Guidelines for the Estate Representative

The personal Estate representative must provide:

A copy of an affidavit or a legal court document in which the representative is named as the personal representative of the estate.
A copy of the adult’s death certificate is required with the application.

Note: Find the current year’s Estate Adult and Child applications here. The Estate application must be submitted by March 31.

If you need further assistance regarding the Estate application, please contact the PFD Division or call the following helpline.

907-465-2326