(a) When presented by banks—(1) For payment or exchange. The endorsement placed on a bearer security presented for payment or exchange by a bank should be in the following form:
For presentation to the Federal Reserve Bank of __________, Fiscal Agent of the United States, for redemption or in exchange for securities of a new issue, in accordance with written instructions submitted by __________. (Insert name of presenting bank)(2) For redemption at par. The endorsement placed on a bearer security presented for redemption at par in payment of Federal estate taxes should be in the following form:
For presentation to the Federal Reserve Bank of ________, Fiscal Agent of the United States, for redemption at par in payment of Federal estate taxes, in accordance with written instructions submitted by ________________. (Insert name of presenting bank)(b) For conversion to book-entry securities. The endorsement placed on a bearer security presented for conversion to a book-entry security shall be in the following form:
For presentation to the Federal Reserve Bank of _________, Fiscal Agent of the United States, for conversion to book-entry securities by _________. (Insert name of presenting bank)(c) When presented by Service Center Directors or District Directors, Internal Revenue Service. The endorsement placed on a bearer security by a Service Center Director or a District Director, Internal Revenue Service, should be in the following form:
For presentation to the Federal Reserve Bank of _______;, Fiscal Agent of the United States, for redemption, the proceeds to be credited to the account of the Service Center Director, Internal Revenue Service, at _____, for credit on the Federal _________ (Income, gifts, or other) taxes due from _________. (Name and address)
Notes of Decisions
Coe v. Bridgecrest/drivetime (E.D. Pa. 2023).
“4 He also asserts a claim under 31 C.F.R. § 328.5 (Id. at 3.) He seeks the return of his property and an award of money damages.”
Brackenridge v. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. (N.D. Tex. 2024).
“Factually, she only alleges (1) that “[t]he public has been deceived when the above named corporation posted [her] private property for foreclosure.”
Arnold v. Santander Consum. USA (D. Conn. 2025).
“In the same vein, the Court must dismiss any claims that Plaintiff attempts to bring under 31 C.F.R. §§ 328.5 and 357.13. First, not only does § 328.”
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