FBAR Foreign Bank Financial Account Reporting

⚠️ NOTICE: The deadline to file the Report of Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts (FBAR) to FinCEN coincides with the current IRS tax season filing deadline for annual tax returns. The IRS/FinCEN may impose civil penalties for failure to file required FBAR reports. FBAR.us is a private, non-government service that assists with FBAR (FinCEN Form 114) filings. You may file directly with FinCEN at no cost.

FBAR FILING: Initiated

FBAR FILING: Initiated


Your FBAR filing request has been successfully received and is currently being reviewed for preparation and electronic submission through FinCEN’s BSA E-Filing System.

FBAR Filing Status Tracker

✔ Submission Received
⏳ Under Review for Submission
⌛ Submitted to FinCEN
⬜ Filing Accepted (BSA Confirmation ID Issued)


Processing through:
FinCEN BSA E-Filing System
U.S. Department of the Treasury


You will receive two automated email notifications from
status@fbar.us:


• A Submission Receipt confirming your filing request has been received and prepared for processing
• A Final Acceptance Confirmation once FinCEN completes processing and accepts the filing


Typical processing time for final acceptance is 1–3 business days, though timeframes may vary depending on FinCEN system volume.


If you do not see these emails in your inbox, please check your spam or junk folder.

Important Notice


At this stage, the filing process has been initiated and cannot be canceled.

⚠ Warning Regarding Chargebacks and Payment Fraud:


This transaction represents a federal compliance filing service provided under the Bank Secrecy Act.


Any attempt to reverse or dispute this charge after submission may be treated as payment fraud and subject to recovery action.


If a chargeback is initiated, we may:


• Assign the account to a licensed collections agency for recovery
• Report the incident to credit bureaus where legally permissible
• Initiate legal proceedings to recover the full amount, including fees, penalties, and damages


All records — including submission timestamps, IP address, geolocation data, digital signatures, uploaded documentation, payment records, and FinCEN confirmations — are securely archived and may be used as evidence in any dispute, recovery, or legal action.

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