FS Form 5336 Department of the Treasury | Bureau of the Fiscal Service 8
If you completed Part E to transfer as voluntary representative, only complete Part D if matured marketable securities and/or savings
bonds are also included. Skip Part F, and sign in Part G.
PART F – DISTRIBUTION OF SECURITIES AND/OR RELATED PAYMENTS TO PERSON ENTITLED
Note: Savings bonds within one month of final maturity cannot be reissued.
A person acting as voluntary representative who distributes securities and/or related payments warrants, certifies, and unconditionally
guarantees that he or she is making distribution to the persons entitled by the law of the decedent's domicile at the date of death.
1. Enter the name, Social Security Number, address, and phone number of only one distributee in each Part F, Item 1. (Complete a
separate Part F for each distributee.)
2. Describe only the securities and/or checks that the person shown in Item 1 is to receive. In the instructions, see Item 2 in Part D for
information on how to describe securities and/or checks.
In all cases, we need an additional form or forms from the distributee as indicated in Part F. Our forms may be downloaded at
www.treasurydirect.gov.
If an entitled person wants payment of paper marketable securities not held electronically, the fiduciary must complete the
assignment on the reverse of the security. The distributee must complete IRS Form W-9.
Any interest that is or becomes due on securities belonging to the estate of a decedent will be paid to the person to whom the securities
are distributed, unless otherwise requested.
PART G – SIGNATURES AND CERTIFICATIONS
SIGNATURES – Application must be signed in ink.
CERTIFICATION – You must appear before and establish identification to the satisfaction of an authorized certifying officer. The form
must be signed in the officer’s presence. The certifying officer must affix the seal or stamp that is used when certifying requests for
payment. Authorized certifying officers are available at most financial institutions, including credit unions. Certification by a notary isn’t
acceptable. Examples of acceptable seals and stamps:
• The financial institution’s official seal or stamp, including: Signature Guaranteed seal or stamp; Endorsement Guaranteed seal or
stamp; Corporate seal or stamp (a corporate resolution isn’t required); or Issuing or paying agent seal or stamp (including name,
location, and four-digit identification number or nine-digit routing number).
• The seal or stamp of Treasury-recognized Signature Guarantee Programs or other Treasury-approved Medallion Programs.
ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS – The Commissioner of the Fiscal Service, as designee of the Secretary of the Treasury, reserves the
right in any particular case to require the submission of additional evidence and/or the formal administration of the estate.
WHERE TO SEND – Unless otherwise instructed in accompanying correspondence, mail this form (without instruction pages), mail all
securities and/or related checks, and mail any necessary evidence to the appropriate address. Legal evidence or documentation you
submit cannot be returned.
• For Series HH or Series H savings bonds – Treasury Retail Securities Services, PO Box 2186, Minneapolis, MN 55480-2186.
• For other paper savings bonds – Treasury Retail Securities Services, PO Box 214, Minneapolis, MN 55480-0214.
• For securities in TreasuryDirect – Treasury Retail Securities Services, PO Box 7015, Minneapolis, MN 55480-7015.
• For securities in Legacy Treasury Direct – Treasury Retail Securities Services, PO Box 9150, Minneapolis, MN 55480-9150.
• For paper marketable securities – Treasury Retail Securities Services, PO Box 9150, Minneapolis, MN 55480-9150.
Note: Use only one form and describe all the securities.
NOTICE UNDER THE PRIVACY AND PAPERWORK REDUCTION ACTS
The collection of the information you are requested to provide on this form is authorized by 31 U.S.C. CH. 31 relating to the public debt of
the United States. The furnishing of a Social Security Number, if requested, is also required by Section 6109 of the Internal Revenue
Code (26 U.S.C. 6109).
The purpose of requesting the information is to enable the Bureau of the Fiscal Service and its agents to issue securities, process
transactions, make payments, identify owners and their accounts, and provide reports to the Internal Revenue Service. Furnishing the
information is voluntary; however, without the information, the Fiscal Service may be unable to process transactions.
Information concerning securities holdings and transactions is considered confidential under Treasury regulations (31 CFR, Part 323) and
the Privacy Act. This information may be disclosed to a law enforcement agency for investigation purposes; courts and counsel for
litigation purposes; others entitled to distribution or payment; agents and contractors to administer the public debt; agencies or entities for
debt collection or to obtain current addresses for payment; agencies through approved computer matches; Congressional offices in
response to an inquiry by the individual to whom the record pertains; as otherwise authorized by law or regulation.
We estimate it will take you about 30 minutes to complete this form. However, you are not required to provide information requested
unless a valid OMB control number is displayed on the form. Any comments or suggestions regarding this form should be sent to the
Bureau of the Fiscal Service, Forms Management Officer, Parkersburg, WV 26106-1328. DO NOT SEND the completed form to this
address; send it to the correct address shown in "WHERE TO SEND.”