How To Change an Address for Us Treasury Bonds
When you buy U.S. Treasury bonds, they are registered to you using your name and social security number. If you buy them on an automatic schedule through a third-party payroll deduction bond issuing firm, paper versions of the bonds will be sent to you by mail. The payroll deduction firms actually prints the paper bonds, as the U.S. Treasury department now only issues electronic versions of these securities from those who buy the bonds from the U.S. Treasury directly. The address that appears on the bond is the address your payroll deduction firm has on file.
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Changing the Address
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Find the name of the firm responsible for issuing your bonds, by either checking the return address on the envelopes your bonds arrive in, or confirming the name of the firm with your human resources department.
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Check the website of the firm to see if there is an electronic change of address form for bond purchasers.
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If there is no electronic change of address form, call the firm and ask for a change of address form.
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Fill out the change of address form they provide you, either electronically or on paper.
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Email, mail, or fax the form back, according to the firm's instructions.
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