Treasury direct form 1455-2025

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The document is a form (FS Form 1455) issued by the Department of the Treasury for fiduciaries to request the distribution of United States Treasury Securities to individuals entitled due to trust or estate distributions. It outlines the necessary information required for the request, including reasons for distribution, details about the securities, and certification requirements. The form must be signed in the presence of a certifying officer, and it includes instructions on where to send completed forms.

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What is a 1455 form?

FS Form 1455. Request by Fiduciary for Distribution of United States Treasury Securities. Used by fiduciary to establish entitlement and request distribution of Treasury securities to the person lawfully entitled.

What is the 45 day rule for TreasuryDirect?

In Treasury Direct, when you buy a Treasury marketable security, you must hold it in your TreasuryDirect account for 45 days before selling or transferring it. This means you cant sell or transfer a 4-week bill from TreasuryDirect because it matures in less than 45 days.

Will TreasuryDirect accept a notary?

Certification by a Notary public is NOT acceptable. Acceptable certifications include a financial Institutions Official Seal or Stamp (such as Corporate Seal, Signature Guaranteed Stamp, or Medallion Stamp). Brokers must use a Medallion Stamp.

Who can certify a TreasuryDirect account authorization form?

Sign in ink in the presence of a certifying officer or notary. Identification may be required. 2. Authorized certifying officers are available at financial institutions, including credit unions, in the United States.

What is the difference between a certifying officer and a notary?

A certified document is a document that has been signed and dated by a recognized person or organization as a true copy of the original. Notarized on the other hand means having the signature on your document attested to by a notary public.

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Who counts as a certifying officer?

Authorized Certifying Officers are Federal employees that the Service designates in writing as responsible for certifying vouchers to the U.S. Department of Treasury (Treasury) that trigger payments by a Treasury Disbursing Officer.

How do I cash an inherited savings bond?

Cash savings bonds in a non-administered estate Fill out FS Form 5336. WAIT to sign until you are in the presence of a certifying official, as explained on the form. Get a certified copy of the death certificate for everyone who has died who is named on any of the bonds. Send us the. Mail the package to us at.

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