State guides
Custodial Account Rules by State
In the U.S., children usually hold stock through a custodial account (UTMA or UGMA). The age your child takes control depends on your state. Pick your state to see its rules and what they could mean if your child receives a SpaceX share.
AlabamaUTMA 21AlaskaUTMA 21ArizonaUTMA 21ArkansasUTMA 21CaliforniaUTMA 18ColoradoUTMA 21ConnecticutUTMA 21DelawareUTMA 21District of ColumbiaUTMA 18FloridaUTMA 21GeorgiaUTMA 21HawaiiUTMA 21IdahoUTMA 21IllinoisUTMA 21IndianaUTMA 21IowaUTMA 21KansasUTMA 21KentuckyUTMA 18LouisianaUTMA 22MaineUTMA 18MarylandUTMA 18MassachusettsUTMA 21MichiganUTMA 18MinnesotaUTMA 21MississippiUTMA 21MissouriUTMA 21MontanaUTMA 21NebraskaUTMA 21NevadaUTMA 18New HampshireUTMA 21New JerseyUTMA 21New MexicoUTMA 21New YorkUTMA 21North CarolinaUTMA 21North DakotaUTMA 21OhioUTMA 21OklahomaUTMA 18OregonUTMA 21PennsylvaniaUTMA 21Rhode IslandUTMA 21South CarolinaUTMA 21South DakotaUTMA 18TennesseeUTMA 21TexasUTMA 21UtahUTMA 21VermontUTMA 21VirginiaUTMA 21WashingtonUTMA 21West VirginiaUTMA 21WisconsinUTMA 21WyomingUTMA 21
Ages are the default UTMA termination ages and UGMA ages of majority as compiled by Finaid. State laws change — always confirm with your financial institution or your state's statutes. This is general information, not legal or tax advice.