I don't know if you for sure will get the 1099INT. Depends who paid it, like the Treasury Dept or which bank. When my friend cashed in her savings bonds a couple years ago at the bank she only got a listing of them at the time and didn't get a 1099INT at all. I just cashed in some of mine and have the paperwork from Wells Fargo listing them. I doubt I will get a 1099INT in Jan for them. But the interest is listed separately.
By the way, when you enter the 1099INT for it (even if you don't get one) the interest goes in box 3 not box 1. It is not taxable on most state returns.
