Alaska Third Party Custodian Agreement is a type of legal agreement that is used in the state of Alaska to facilitate the transfer of assets from one party to another. This agreement is typically used when a person or entity wishes to transfer assets into a trust or other entity, such as a limited liability company (LLC). The agreement outlines the responsibilities of both parties, including how the assets will be managed, who will have access to the assets, and how the assets will be distributed upon the death of the transferor. Types of Alaska Third Party Custodian Agreement include: 1. Self-Directed IRA Custodian Agreement: This agreement is used to transfer assets into a self-directed IRA. 2. Trustee Custodian Agreement: This agreement is used to transfer assets into a trust. 3. LLC Custodian Agreement: This agreement is used to transfer assets into an LLC. 4. Charitable Trust Custodian Agreement: This agreement is used to transfer assets into a charitable trust. 5. Investment Custodian Agreement: This agreement is used to transfer assets into an investment account.