Treasury Direct phone number
Monday, March 21st, 2005
Categorized as: Treasury Direct
What is the telephone number for Treasury Direct?
Tom's response
Treasury Direct doesn't publish its phone number, but you can email them and ask them to call you and they will.
If you have access to your account, the best way to contact them is to use the Contact Us link near the top-right corner of each TreasuryDirect screen.
If you don't have an account yet or your problem is you can't get into your account, click here to contact Treasury Direct by email.
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I was given a bond when I graduated Highschool 6-1979. It was under the name Lori A. Leone. I have lost the bond. Anyway to find it or replace it so I can cash it out. Please advise.
LoriAnn - the information you're looking for is on the page about lost bonds.
Tom Adams
Hello I recently mailed out a request for lost bonds that were purchased, from birth to the age 25 my grandparents would purchase bonds for me instead of a material gift. My parents divorced. I do not know the serial number or denominations they all varied. I filled out a lost bond form sent it in got a response stating that there is not any unredeemed bonds. I did not cash them. I am sure my biological father did where do I go from here. Am I really out of luck. Thank you look forward to hearing from you
Jessica - That letter means exactly what it says - that they didn't find any unredeemed bonds.
It doesn't mean they found your bonds, but that the bonds had been redeemed.
The difference is subtle, but the key point is they didn't find any record of your bonds. It's just as likely that the bonds are still there, unfound, as it is that your father cashed them.
Without the serial numbers, there's no way to find out if the bonds have been cashed or not.
Tom Adams