Submit a batch FBAR (FinCEN Report 114) filing via the BSA E-Filing System
domain: bsaefiling.fincen.gov · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Register for a no-fee BSA E-Filing System account to obtain filer credentials
Prepare the FBAR batch file per the published BSA Electronic Filing Requirements for FinCEN Report 114 record layout
Upload the batch file through the BSA E-Filing System's batch filing interface, distinct from the discrete (single, web-form) FBAR filing option
Monitor submission status and download the acknowledgement confirming acceptance or listing validation errors
Retain the BSA tracking ID as proof of filing, since FinCEN does not mail paper confirmations
Known gotchas
Batch filing is designed for preparers/filers submitting multiple FBARs on behalf of others; individual filers with a single account typically use the discrete online form instead
FBAR is a FinCEN filing separate from any IRS income tax return — it has its own deadline (April 15, with an automatic extension to October 15) and is not filed through IRS MeF
A rejected batch requires correcting and resubmitting the entire batch file, not a partial patch of individual records
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