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Appendix P: <strong>BSA</strong> Record Retention Requirements<br />

• Agencies and instrumentalities of federal, state, local, or foreign governments.<br />

• Judges, public officials, or clerks of courts of record as custodians of funds in<br />

controversy or under the control of the court.<br />

• Certain aliens as specified in 31 CFR 103.34(a)(3)(iii-vi).<br />

• Certain tax exempt organizations and units of tax-exempt organizations (31 CFR<br />

103.34(a)(3)(vii)).<br />

• A person under 18 years of age with respect to an account opened as a part of a<br />

school thrift savings program, provided the annual dividend is less than $10.<br />

• A person opening a Christmas club, vacation club, and similar installment savings<br />

programs, provided the annual dividend is less than $10.<br />

• NRAs who are not engaged in a trade or business in the United States.<br />

Suspicious Activity Report and Supporting Documentation<br />

A bank must maintain a record of any Suspicious Activity Report (SAR) filed and the<br />

original or business record equivalent of any supporting documentation for a period of<br />

five years from the date of filing.<br />

Currency Transaction Report<br />

A bank must maintain a record of all Currency Transaction Reports (CTRs) for a period<br />

of five years from the date of filing.<br />

Designation of Exempt Person<br />

A bank must maintain a record of all designation of persons exempt from CTR reporting<br />

as filed with the Treasury (i.e., FinCEN Form 110) for a period of five years from the<br />

designation date.<br />

Customer Identification Program<br />

A bank must maintain a record of all information it obtains under its procedures for<br />

implementing its Customer Identification Program (CIP). At a minimum, these records<br />

must include the following:<br />

• All identifying information about a customer (e.g., name, date of birth, address, and<br />

TIN).<br />

• A description of the document that the bank relied upon to identity of the customer.<br />

• A description of the nondocumentary methods and results of any measures the bank<br />

took to verify the identity of the customer.<br />

FFIEC <strong>BSA</strong>/<strong>AML</strong> <strong>Examination</strong> <strong>Manual</strong> P–5 8/24/2007

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