Citibank officials are mailing out new government travel charge cards now through Sept. 19, 2008. The new cards will be sent to addresses on file with Bank of America, so all cardholders must ensure their information is current. Those who do not receive a new card by Oct. 1 should contact their local agency program coordinator. The new cards will not be active until Nov. 30, so cardholders will continue to use the Bank of America cards until then. Upon receiving the new card, all cardholders will need to verify receipt by following the instructions affixed to the card. For more information, contact your local agency program coordinator.
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Travel Cards Being Distributed
Week of August 18, 2008
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