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Misspelled Name -- EE Bonds don't need to be reissued to correct small typographical errors in names. The bond needs to be reissued if the error is sign...

You can cash your EE/E Bonds and Savings Notes at any branch location. When you present the bonds, you'll be asked to establish your identity. You can d...

Savings bonds are sometimes sold as souvenirs or collectors' items. The sale doesn't affect the ownership of the savings bond, since by regulation, ...

If you don't know the social security number of the bond recipient and you are buying a paper savings bond, you may use your own. The social security nu...

Patriot bonds are paper EE Bonds . They are inscribed with the words "Patriot Bond." The Patriot Bond is identical in every way to the paper EE Bo...

It's good to know what your bonds are worth before you redeem them. There are several options to help you determine the current redemption value of your...

Paper EE Bonds: Can be bought in $50, $75, $100, $200, $500, $1,000, $5,000, and $10,000 denominations. Electronic EE Bonds: Can be bought to the penny for...

Go to the Treasury Direct website at www.treasurydirect.gov.  Complete a form for Lost, Stolen, or Destroyed U.S. Savings Bonds (Form PD F 1048) and mail i...

If you have the serial numbers, the Bureau of Public Debt can look up the status of the securities, assuming they are U.S. Treasury securities. To do so, a ...

Savings bonds must be purchased through the US Treasury.  Your social security number (SSN) is needed to buy a bond. The bond owner will be asked to provide...