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| FedACH Services Forms | |
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| FedACH Services Participation Agreement Before a financial institution begins to originate or receive FedACH items through the Federal Reserve Banks, a FedACH Participation Agreement must be completed and signed by an authorized individual at the institution. If a financial institution has updates to an existing agreement, only applicable portions should be completed and signed. The Agreement gives the Federal Reserve Banks authorization to direct items and settlement for FedACH participants. |
Form (PDF) Instructions (PDF) |
| FedACH Test Request Form Financial institutions may want to test FedACH operations due to a new sending or receiving point, a platform change or for contingency purposes by scheduling to send/receive a data test file. |
Form |
| Exception Fax Form - Atlanta Central Site (Serving the Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Richmond, Atlanta and Chicago districts) |
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| ACH Return Item Exception Form | Form (PDF) |
| Notification of Change (NOC) Exception Fax Form | Form (PDF) |
| Contested/Corrected Dishonored ACH Return Item Exception Fax Form | Form (PDF) |
| Exception Fax Form - Minneapolis Central Site (Serving the St. Louis, Minneapolis, Kansas City, Dallas and San Francisco districts) |
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| ACH Return Item Exception Fax Form | Form (PDF) |
| Notification of Change (NOC) Exception Fax Form | Form (PDF) |
| Contested/Corrected Dishonored ACH Return Item Exception Fax Form | Form (PDF) |
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