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The document is a TreasuryDirect Transfer Request Form (FS Form 5511) used to request the transfer of securities in a TreasuryDirect account. It includes sections for providing account information, describing the securities to be transferred, tax liability notices related to savings bonds, and instructions for transferring to another TreasuryDirect account or a financial institution. The form requires signatures and certifications from authorized officers and outlines the legal implications of false claims.

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