Treasury Seeks Comments on Savings Securities Payment Forms
Published Date: 10/2/2026
Notice
Summary
The Department of the Treasury is asking for public feedback on renewing forms used to claim payments on U.S. savings and retirement securities. This affects individuals handling these financial documents, with no new fees or big changes, just keeping things running smoothly. Comments are due by November 2, 2026, so don’t miss your chance to weigh in!
Analyzed Economic Effects
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Certificate of Identity for Payment Claims
You must use FS Form 0385 (Certificate of Identity) to establish an individual’s identity when making a claim for payment of United States savings and retirement securities. The collection is OMB Control Number 1530-0026, is an extension of a currently approved collection, is for Individuals or Households, and is estimated at 330 respondents at 10 minutes per response for a total of 55 annual burden hours.
Special Request Form to Claim Bonds
You may submit FS Form 1522 (Special Form of Request for Payment) to request payment of United States Savings Bonds, Savings Notes, Retirement Plan Bonds, and Individual Retirement Bonds. This is OMB Control Number 1530-0028, an extension of a currently approved collection, affecting Individuals or Households with an estimated 14,000 respondents, 15 minutes per response, and 3,500 total annual burden hours.
TreasuryDirect Account and Transaction Information
The TreasuryDirect electronic system collects information to establish new accounts and process transactions using forms including FS Form 5444, 5446, 5511, and 5512. This collection is OMB Control Number 1530-0071, an extension of a currently approved collection, affecting Individuals or Households with an estimated 3,875,552 respondents, 30 minutes per response, and 193,230 total annual burden hours.
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