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 annual IRS tax filing deadline, with an automatic extension to Oct. 15. A person required to file an FBAR who fails to properly file may be subject to civil penalties exceeding $10,000 per violation.

PRIVATE FBAR PREPARATION & E-FILING SERVICE

Complete Your FBAR with Step-by-Step Guidance

We’ll guide you through 12 short, focused sections so you only need to think about the questions in front of you.

Flat service fee: $327 · Most customers finish in about 10–12 minutes.

What to expect

  1. Filing year — the first step has only two quick questions
  2. Filer identity and address — divided into short, manageable sections
  3. Foreign accounts — add each ownership type separately, one account at a time
  4. Contact details and review — confirm everything before signing
  5. Certification and secure checkout — complete payment and begin submission

Helpful to have nearby

  • Your identifying information and current mailing address
  • Foreign financial institution name and address
  • Account number or other account identifier
  • Maximum account value during the reporting year

You do not need to tackle the whole filing at once. Focus only on the current section; each screen tells you what comes next.


Guided FBAR Filing

Let’s Start with Your Filing Year

Two quick answers will help us place this filing on the right path.

Select the calendar year you are reporting (the year the accounts existed).

FBAR.us is a private filing preparation service and is not affiliated with FinCEN or any government agency.

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