How do I get a 1099-INT for savings bonds?
If you hold a Treasury bond in Legacy Treasury Direct, we mail you your Form 1099-INT at the beginning of the year. If you need duplicate 1099-INT forms for the current tax year, call 844-284-2676 (toll free) or, from outside the United States, +1-304-480-6464.
How do I change the beneficiary on a US Savings Bond?
Download Form PD F 4000 from the Treasury Direct website. Use the information on your Series EE savings bond to fill in the top part of Form PD F 4000. Check the box labeled “Beneficiary (POD),” and enter the name of the new beneficiary in the following field.
What banks redeem bonds?
If you have ever received U.S. savings bonds as gifts or purchased them yourself as a low-risk savings vehicle, you may be wondering about your options for redeeming them. Redeeming savings bonds is simple. You can redeem them at a local bank, a Federal Reserve Bank, or online.
How do you find lost savings bond?
The US Department of Treasury can help you retrieve savings bonds if they are stolen, lost or damaged. You can check the department’s online database or fill out a bond-recovery form to request a replacement bond or redemption of the old one.
How do you check the value of savings bond?
this information comes with the bond.
What to do if you lost a series I savings bond?
For Series I savings bonds (as well as series EE bonds) that are lost, destroyed, or stolen, you’ll need to file a written claim with the Bureau of the Fiscal Service by filling out FS Form 1048. You’ll need to have your signature certified according to the instructions included on the form.
