The owner of the reissued EE or I bond must have an account in our online program, TreasuryDirect. We reissue EE and I savings bonds only in the name of the owner.

United States Treasury created this guide to help financial institutions navigate the process of redeeming and cashing paper savings bonds so you can balance quality customer service with …

Manage Savings Bonds Between the time you buy and the time you cash, you may need to make changes to your savings bonds. Or you may need information about them. This page identifies …

Therefore, as the survivor (co-owner or beneficiary named on the bond of someone who died), if you want an EE or I bond to now be registered in your name alone, you must have a …

This page tells you what to do with paper savings bonds after the owner dies. From this page, you can determine which situation applies to you and then go to the page that tells you what to do …

Nov 1, 2025 · Requests to search for lost, stolen or missing savings bonds require at least seven months to process. Other paper savings bond transactions you are authorized to handle, but …

Series EE, Series E, and Series I bonds can be cashed at a local financial institution. Some of these transactions may have to be forwarded for further processing.

You cannot cash them. You can only cash bonds that you own or co-own unless you have legal evidence or other documentation that we accept to show you are entitled to cash the bond.

If you buy a paper I savings bond in someone else's name and then convert it to an electronic bond before you give it to that person, we put it in a special part of your Conversion Linked …

For most savings bonds, yes, you will receive a form for the year you cash the bond. For Series A, B, and C bonds of all years and for Series D bonds issued through February 1941, no, …