how do you replace u.s.saving bond when lost.?
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It can't hurt you as long as you know going in that the rate will change after the introductory period and you have the option available to move it back to the LOC later. \n\nI did it once with a balloon payment I had on a note and I just paid as much as I could on it during the intro period and then when it converted over I owed less than $1,000 and had it paid off within a couple of months.
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hi, my roomate works at the federal reserve bank of minneapolis in the savings bonds department, so i can give you accurate information about your bond :)\n\nmy roomate says youll want to get the mistake in your name corrected. dont worry, that happens for a lot of people. so its common.\n\nthe city and social security number doesnt matter if its wrong, when you go to redeem the bond, you will write the correct information on the back of the bond. so you dont need to worry about the social security number, or location.\n\nbut if you send in the bond to correct the name, you can also get the ssn corrected as well.\n\ndepending on what state you live in - whatever your closer to, either minneapolis, or pittsburgh, thats where youll send in your bond to be corrected. the form you will need to fill out is called 'PD F4000' and you can get that form by going to www.publicdebt.treas.gov clicking on savings bonds, then on forms. the instructions on what you need to do from there and where to send is on the form.\n\nhope this helped :)
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go to http://www.treasurydirect.gov/. I prefer the i bonds for taxable accounts. Use TIPS for IRA accounts.
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Can you go to a bondsman??
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Bonds that are lost, stolen, mutilated, or destroyed can be replaced free of charge as long as we (the Bureau of the Public Debt) can establish that the bonds haven't been cashed. To assure that the bonds can be traced, owners should keep records of bond serial numbers, issue dates, registration, and social security or taxpayer identification numbers in a safe place separate from the bonds. (The Savings Bond Wizard  is a great way to do this!) To get your bond replaced, complete Form PD F 1048. On this form, provide the approximate issue date along with the complete names, addresses, social security number that appeared on the bond, and the bond serial number. If you don't know the serial number or denomination, just write "unknown" in the space provided. If the bond owner is a minor, the form should be signed by both parents and the minor's age and social security number should be included. Mail the completed form to: Bureau of the Public Debt, Parkersburg, WV 26106-1328. Replacement bonds will still show the original issue date.\n\nHere's the form you need to fill out:\nhttp://www.publicdebt.treas.gov/forms/sav1048.pdf
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You can contact the division of lost property within your state.  They will usually have listings of found money and procedures for how you can get the money. I would not pay any agency to do this work as it generally free from the state.
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Check the state treasury department for the state your money is in. There should be a section you can click on that will help you fill out a claim form
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Use proper English if you want people to help understand you. IF you don't give details, how do you expect someone to help you. I bet you are one of those who claim to have a large bank account frozen so you can transfer the money into a open account in the US to rob someone. Old trick. Give it up. They are not that many stupid people here.
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The bonds have an interesting history, but retain value only as collector items.\n\nThe bond issue was largely subscribed by Poles living in the US, and was subsequently converted at least once to bonds that became due in 1958.  Because they were largely bought in the US, this is about the only place you will find them.  Because they were converted the original issues are rare.\n\nAccording to the second source I link, they have no financial value and can no longer be redeemed in any form.\n\nBut one bond in Fine condition is listed in my third link for $120 (go down about a third of the way to "POLAND; bonds & shares").
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send it to a collection agency
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Sir Section 54 of the Income Tax Act 1961 gives the details of saving tax it goes that you have either to purchase bonds as you mentioned but it wont help as those bond would have to be reinvested in same Capital asset rather you can go for another same type of asset of same value you have 3 years from the date of sale or get your money invested in bond and keep renewing each tenure and the last option will be pay a tax and the correctly specifed rate
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call sams or costco, and american express might help
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You can enter the type, and denomination of your bonds into the savings bond calculator at  www.savingsbonds.gov
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Move your money into your checking account and then write a check for the full amount in the account. Beyond that you really don't have to do anything if you don't want to. You could send them a letter after the fact informing them that your account is now closed. It's your money and you are the boss of it. Good Luck in your maybe move.
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You most likely don't have to do anything if the symbol changed. Call the transfer agent to be sure. The name is on the certificate. They will let you know if you need to have it reissued, most likely not.
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nope, you need to go to the US consulate and get a new one.\nYou will have to pay the fee again and also meet all the requirements, the fact that you had a US visa that you lost will makes no difference. You need to be in possesion of one.\n\nVisas are generally issued the same day so timing shouldn't be a problem