Bsa Exemption Review Form PDF Details

The BSA Exemption Review Form lets banks exempt qualifying customers from Currency Transaction Report (CTR) filings. Banks use it to grant an initial exemption. They also use it for required annual reviews. With a valid exemption, the customer avoids CTR paperwork on each large cash transaction.

The form covers two types of exempt customers. Listed entities are companies on a national stock exchange or their subsidiaries. Non-listed businesses include payroll processors, retailers, and other firms with high routine cash volumes.

To qualify as a non-listed business, a company must hold a bank account for at least two months. It must regularly conduct cash transactions over $10,000. The bank must also verify that the business presents a low risk of money laundering or other illegal activity.

Check cashers, currency exchangers, and money transmitters need additional supporting documents. These include proof of state licensing and records showing that large cash transactions match the company's normal business operations.

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Form NameBsa Exemption Review Form
Form Length1 pages
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Avg. time to fill out15 sec
Other namesfillable bsa ctr exemption annual review form, NYSE, Casher, exchanger

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Use the online PDF editor above to complete the BSA Exemption Review Form. No software download is needed. Your progress saves automatically in the browser.

Step 1: Open the form. Click the orange button at the top of this page. The BSA Exemption Review Form will open in the FormsPal editor.

Step 2: Enter institution and customer details. Type the depository institution name and the customer's legal business name. Add the tax identification number, business address, and account number. These fields identify the parties to the exemption.

Step 3: Select the exemption category. Choose whether the exempt person is a listed company, a listed company subsidiary, or a non-listed business. For non-listed businesses, the account must have been open for at least two months before the exemption applies.

Step 4: Document the basis for exemption. Record the nature of the business and the average monthly volume of cash transactions. The Bank Secrecy Act requires businesses to regularly exceed $10,000 in cash transactions to qualify as non-listed exempt persons.

Step 5: Complete the annual review. Federal law requires banks to review each exemption at least once per calendar year. Confirm the business activity has not changed. An authorized bank officer must sign and date the completed review.

Need other Bank Secrecy Act documents? FormsPal also provides the Wolfsberg Anti-Money Laundering Form and an AML Program Template. Organizations managing exemption requests may also use our Application for Exemption form.