Items 1 to 3: dates and tracking number
The date of the order, the date mailed to the employer and the creditor agency tracking number, which the form says to refer to in all correspondence.
SF329B
United States Government Wage Garnishment Order
Standard Form 329B (SF 329B), United States Government Wage Garnishment Order, is the order a creditor agency mails to an employer to deduct a Wage Garnishment Amount from an employee's disposable pay. Its heading reads United States Government, the footer says it is prescribed by 31 CFR 285.11, and the form names no other issuing agency. GSA hosts a copy in its forms library. The edition printed on the form is STANDARD FORM 329B (REV. 3/2026).
The front names the employee, the employer and the creditor agency, gives the amount due and sets out Section 1, the order to deduct. The back holds the payment details, Section 2 on the Wage Garnishment Amount, and the creditor agency's certification that the order is issued under 31 U.S.C. § 3720D and 31 C.F.R. § 285.11. A box at the top marks an Amended Order.
The form says complete instructions for federal agencies preparing Administrative Wage Garnishment forms may be obtained from the Fiscal Service web site. You can fill it out free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.

The date of the order, the date mailed to the employer and the creditor agency tracking number, which the form says to refer to in all correspondence.
The employee's name and Social Security number, the employer and its mailing address, the creditor agency and its mailing address for correspondence, and a contact name, telephone number, email address and fax number.
The amount due in dollars and the date it is stated as of. A note says the amount due may be increased as a result of additional interest, penalties and other costs assessed by the creditor agency.

Orders the employer to deduct the Wage Garnishment Amount from all disposable pay, starting on the first or second pay day after receipt, until the creditor agency gives notice to suspend or discontinue, and to pay the amounts to the creditor agency.
ABA routing number, account number, Agency Location Code (ALC) number, account title and other information required for electronic payment, then a mailing address for check payments.
The Wage Garnishment Amount, either a dollar amount per pay period under an agreement with the employee or the lesser of the three amounts in Section 2(b), then the creditor agency signature, title and printed name.
The creditor agency enters items 1 to 15: the dates, tracking number, employee, employer, its own contact details and the amount due as of a date.
Check the box at the top when the order is an Amended Order. The form says an Amended Order supersedes any prior orders issued by the creditor agency for the employee named.
Items 16 to 20 hold the electronic payment details, which the form says employers are encouraged to use if possible. Item 21 is the mailing address for check payments.
Complete Section 2(a) with a dollar amount per pay period agreed with the employee, or Section 2(b)(1) with a percentage of disposable pay, which the form says is not to exceed 15%.
A creditor agency official signs and adds a printed name and title, certifying that the order is issued under 31 U.S.C. § 3720D and 31 C.F.R. § 285.11 and mailed on the date shown.
The form says the employer may use the attached Wage Garnishment Worksheet to calculate the Wage Garnishment Amount, then deducts and pays it as Section 1 describes.
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To the employer named in item 6 at the address in item 7. The creditor agency's certification says the order is mailed to the employer on the date shown.
Section 1 says deductions begin on the first pay day after the employer receives the order, or on the second pay day if the first is within 10 days after receipt, and continue until the creditor agency gives notice to suspend or discontinue them.
Section 1 orders the employer to pay the creditor agency all amounts deducted within three (3) business days of the withholding, electronically if possible with items 16 to 20, otherwise by check to the address in item 21.
Section 2(b) says a withholding order with priority is a valid, legally enforceable order received before this one, or an order for family support regardless of date received, and that the amount is recalculated when one ends or a new family support order arrives.
The Privacy Act Statement says the information may be disclosed only as authorized under law and as outlined in the routine uses in SORN FS .012 and FS .013, in the Federal Register at 85 F.R. 11776 (Feb. 27. 2020).
The footer prints STANDARD FORM 329B (REV. 3/2026), Prescribed by 31 CFR 285.11, AUTHORIZED FOR LOCAL REPRODUCTION and PREVIOUS EDITION NOT USABLE. GSA's page lists the same authority. The PDF prints no OMB number or time estimate.
The FROM block, items 8 to 13, names the creditor agency and a contact. The agency fills in the order and the Wage Garnishment Amount, then signs the Creditor Agency Certification on the back.
The TO block, items 6 and 7, names the employer. Section 1 orders the employer to deduct the Wage Garnishment Amount from all disposable pay paid to the employee and pay it to the creditor agency.
The RE block, items 4a and 5, names the employee and gives the Social Security number. The form has no signature line for the employee.
When the box at the top is checked, the form says the order is an Amended Order that supersedes any prior orders issued by the creditor agency in connection with the employee named.
The form is an order from a creditor agency to an employer. The PDF prints no separate instructions.
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The heading reads United States Government and the footer says the form is prescribed by 31 CFR 285.11. It names no other issuing agency. GSA hosts a copy in its forms library, and GSA's page lists the same authority.
The creditor agency. It completes the order, sets the Wage Garnishment Amount in Section 2 and signs the Creditor Agency Certification. The employer named in item 6 receives the order.
Section 1 says on the first pay day after the employer receives the order. If that pay day is within 10 days after receipt, the employer may begin on the second pay day instead.
Either a dollar amount per pay period under an agreement between the creditor agency and the employee, in Section 2(a), or the lesser of three amounts in Section 2(b): a stated percentage of disposable pay not to exceed 15%, the amount set out in 15 U.S.C. 1673(a)(2), or 25% of disposable pay less amounts withheld under orders with priority.
The form says that when the box at the top is checked, the order is an Amended Order, and that an Amended Order supersedes any prior orders issued by the creditor agency in connection with the employee named.
A note beside items 14 and 15 says the amount due may be increased as a result of additional interest, penalties and other costs being assessed by the creditor agency.
The downloaded PDF prints neither. Its edition mark is STANDARD FORM 329B (REV. 3/2026).