Step 1: Designate Authorized Individuals
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Your organization should designate authorized individuals to establish your organization's authority to engage in business with the Federal Reserve and to ensure that instructions are accepted only from those individuals that you authorize for your organization.
NOTE: You may want to consider submitting the forms in Step 1 and 2 together to an authorized individual so that the forms can be signed and submitted at the same time.
Organizations with an ABA# – Follow these Steps Below
Organizations that do not have a Non-Account Holder Board Resolution and Official Authorization List (OAL) on file with the Federal Reserve Bank should complete the forms below:
- Consult the Instructions (PDF) to complete and submit the Non-Account Holder Board Resolution (BR) (PDF) and Official Authorization List (OAL) (PDF) forms as soon as possible. These documents serve as a legal basis for establishing your institution's authority to engage in business with the Federal Reserve Banks and identify the individuals who have the authority to take actions that bind your institution as they relate to your use of Federal Reserve services. The BR must be signed by a certifying official, and the OAL must be signed by an authorizing officer as identified in paragraph two of the BR, notarized and mailed to your District Contacts for BR/OAL Documents.
- If you have questions about the BR and/or OAL forms, please direct inquiries to the BR and OAL Contact at your local Federal Reserve Bank.
After the successful completion of Step 1 above, proceed to Step 2 to establish EUACs for your organization.
Organizations with a CIN# – Follow these Steps Below
Organizations that do not have an Official Authorization List (OAL) on file with the Federal Reserve Bank should complete the form below:
After the successful completion of Step 1 above, proceed to Step 2 to establish EUACs for your organization.
Organizations with ONLY an RSSD ID – Follow these Steps Below:
Organizations that do not have a Federal Reserve Bank Reporting Central FedLine Access Authorization List (Authorization List) on file with the Federal Reserve Bank should complete the form below:
- Consult the Instructions (PDF) to complete and submit the Federal Reserve Bank Reporting Central FedLine Access Authorization List (PDF) form as soon as possible. This document serves as confirmation of your organization's authority to establish an electronic connection with the Federal Reserve Banks and identifies the individuals who have the authority to take actions that bind your organization as they relate to your use of the electronic connection to submit reports and other data to the Federal Reserve Banks. The individuals identified on the Authorization List will be able to transact business related to the Reporting Central function and provide instructions to the Reserve Banks related to the use of FedLine Solutions, and must be authorized to agree to the electronic access terms and conditions contained in Operating Circular 5. It is not necessary to list all of the individuals who will be contacting or dealing with the Reserve Banks on the Authorization List, but it is important that you identify at least one or two individuals who are authorized by the Authorization List to transition business for the Reporting Central function. The Authorization List must be signed by an "authorizing officer" and must be signed by the company's secretary (or assistant secretary), notarized and mailed to: Customer Contact Center, P.O. Box 219416, Kansas City, MO 64121-9416.
- If you have questions about the Authorization List, please contact the Customer Contact Center.
After the successful completion of Step 1 above, proceed to Step 2 to establish EUACs for your organization.
More Information
The links below provide more information about the Reporting Central application:
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Please contact your local Reporting Central District Contact with questions regarding electronic submission of financial data and reporting instructions. For assistance with setting up access to the Reporting Central application via the FedLine Web Solution, contact the Federal Reserve's Customer Contact Center.
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