Please furnish IREA with a legal document showing proof of ownership of that business so that we may change the business name into the owner or owner's personal name.

Future capital credit refunds will continue to be issued in both names since the account covers the period of time that the electric service was in joint tenancy. If you wish to have the refunds issued to you alone, a relinquishment form would need to be signed and notarized.

A second option would be to split future refunds between both parties involved. If this is the desired options, then IREA would need a letter requesting the capital credits accumulated in both names be divided. This letter would need to state each party's name, current address and social security number if known.

Please contact the capital credit department and they will inform you of the necessary documents required. The Capital Credit Department can be reached by calling IREA at 303.688.3100 or toll-free at 1.800.332.9540 and following the prompts.

The check you received does indeed belong to you. It covers the years that you had electric service in your name with Intermountain Rural Electric Association. At the present time, the patronage capital credits, which were allocated to consumers for the years 1982 through the present, are still outstanding. These credits will continue to be refunded in future years on a percentage basis and are usually made in the spring of each year. Therefore, it is essential that even consumers who have discontinued service keep the Association informed of any change in their mailing address to ensure that they will receive their refund checks in the future.