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Transfer / Re-Issue US Savings Bonds Service

How our service works:		Benefits of our Service:
Complete a quick & easy on-line application to re-issue an unlimited number of U.S. Savings Bonds Your application is printed and reviewed by a Bond Consultant, then sent to you via First Class mail You will receive your paperwork by USPS in 3 to 4 days Have your signature notarized and mail the application along with the bonds you want reissued using the envelope provided The complete service costs only $14.95!		Your application is reviewed by a Savings Bond Consultant for accuracy Save Time, Hassles and long distance phone calls searching for the proper forms Fast & Easy Application process - including helpful hints for accurate reissuing Have an unlimited number of bonds re-issued per application Have your completed application, ready for your signature and notarization, mailed to you via first class mail A pre-addressed envelope is provided for mailing to the correct Government Agency

Reasons why a bond will not be re-issued		Reasons why you should have a bond re-issued:
A Minor under legal guardianship may not request re-issue An incompetent owner, co owner or beneficiary may not request re-issue (unless the primary owner has passed away) Changing your last name due to marriage or divorce An address change Social Security Number (SSN) Errors A separate form/service must be used each time: There is a different name being removed from a bond You are trying to change multiple names across multiple bonds You cannot add multiple names to different bonds on one form		To add or change a beneficiary or co-owner To remove a deceased person's name Change of name by court order (other than by marriage and first name didn't change) A severe misspelling of your name or other information on the bond Transfer a Savings Bond to another name and/or social security number