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FBAR Filing Form (FinCEN Form 114)

You must file FinCEN Form 114 (FBAR) if the total balance of all your foreign financial accounts exceeded $10,000 at any time during the calendar year.

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FBAR Filing Form (FinCEN Form 114)

You must file FinCEN Form 114 (FBAR) if the total balance of all your foreign financial accounts exceeded $10,000 at any time during the calendar year.
Name this filing clearly for your records (example: "Smith Family 2024 FBAR")
Select the calendar year you are reporting for.
Provide the reason for filing this FBAR after the annual due date.
Explain the reason for filing this FBAR after the annual due date.

Contact Information

Provide your contact details clearly. We'll use this information to communicate if clarifications are necessary.
Enter your legal first name.
Enter your legal last name.
We will use this email to send confirmation and important notices.
Include country code if outside the U.S.

Filer Identification Information

This section clearly identifies who is filing the FBAR.
Select if you are filing as an individual, entity, or other.
Specify clearly what type.
Provide the Entity’s official full name exactly as registered.
Full Name(Required)
Choose how you will identify yourself.
Enter your 9-digit tax identification number clearly. Do not enter any special characters.
Choose how you will identify yourself.
Enter the number associated with the foreign identification selected​.
elect the country or region where the foreign identification was issued.
Filer's Date of Birth(Required)

Address Requirements

Provide your official mailing address. PO Boxes are allowed only if this is the entity's official mailing address.
Address
Does the filer have a financial interest in 25 or more foreign financial accounts?(Required)
If “Yes,” you do not need to enter the details of each account; you must still maintain records.
Does the filer own any foreign financial accounts separately?(Required)
Does the filer own any foreign financial accounts jointly?(Required)
Does the filer have signature authority (control/access only, no financial ownership) over 25 or more foreign accounts?(Required)
Does the filer have signature authority (control/access only, no financial ownership) over any foreign accounts?(Required)

Information on Financial Account(s) Owned Jointly

Provide the details of each foreign financial account you jointly own with another person. Click "Add Account" to enter information for each jointly owned account.
Enter the highest balance this account had during the reporting year. Use the year-end exchange rate if the account is in a foreign currency. If the value cannot be determined, check "Account Balance Unknown"
Check if you cannot determine the maximum account balance during the reporting year.
Check if you cannot determine the maximum account balance during the reporting year.
Select the type of account.
Specify the type of account.
Enter the full name of the bank, brokerage, or financial institution holding this account.
Enter the account number or a unique designation used by the financial institution.

Financial Institution Address Instructions

For each jointly-owned account, you must provide the mailing address of the financial institution where the account is held. This address helps verify the institution’s location and should match the information on your account statements.

  • If some details are missing (e.g., no state or postal code is provided), leave those fields blank. You are only required to provide the information available in your records.
Enter the address where the financial institution is physically located.(Required)

Principal Joint Owner Identification

The principal joint owner is the primary individual or entity who jointly owns the foreign account with you (excluding yourself).

  • If jointly owned with your spouse: Your spouse is automatically considered the principal joint owner. Enter your spouse’s details.
  • If jointly owned with someone other than your spouse: The principal joint owner is typically the individual or entity who first established the account or who primarily manages it. If unclear, choose the owner with the most significant ownership or primary responsibility over the account.
  • You must provide all known details about the principal joint owner. If certain fields are not applicable or unknown after reasonable effort, they may be left blank.
Please enter a number from 1 to 999999.
Enter how many people (excluding yourself) own this account jointly.
Is the principal owner an entity?(Required)
Select the type of identification.
Enter the ID number.
Name of the principal joint owner(Required)
Enter the entity's EIN if known. Otherwise, leave blank.
Provide the Entity’s official full name exactly as registered.
Address of the principal joint owner

Payment

In accordance with the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) and enforced by the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), U.S. persons are required to submit the Report of Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts (FBAR), FinCEN Form 114 if they have a financial interest in or signature authority over foreign financial accounts exceeding $10,000 in aggregate value at any time during the calendar year. Failure to comply with FBAR filing requirements may result in significant penalties, including civil fines and potential legal action. We independently provide a private, secure online assistance service that guides you through accurate and timely FBAR preparation and submission. The standard filing fee is $349. Filing through our portal ensures guidance and digital support throughout the process, in accordance with public regulatory requirements.
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We are an independent service provider and are not affiliated with the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) or any U.S. government agency. We simply streamline and assist with filing services. Please be aware that you can file your Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts Report (FBAR) directly with FinCEN at no cost through their official website: www.fincen.gov.