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1480 Incomplete Badly Damaged Contaminated Banknote Claim Form 091117-2026

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The document is an Incomplete/Badly Damaged/Contaminated Banknote Claim Form used for submitting claims for damaged banknotes to banks or financial institutions in Australia. It outlines the process for claiming assessed values of damaged banknotes from the Reserve Bank, including requirements for submission, claimant details, and declarations regarding ownership and liability. The form also emphasizes that personal information will be collected and processed according to privacy laws.

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Begin by entering the Claimant's details, including their name, address, and contact information. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for processing your claim.
In the 'Claim Details' section, specify the total value of damaged banknotes if known. List each denomination and the number of banknotes affected.
Provide a brief description of how the banknotes were acquired and detail any damage that occurred while in your possession.
Review the Declaration section carefully. Confirm that all information is true and complete before signing.
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Is ripped cash still valid?

Surprisingly, cash thats torn, limp, or severely soiled is not considered mutilated as long as more than half of the bill is still intact. Instead, bills in this condition are considered damaged and can potentially be exchanged at a bank.

Will a bank swap a damaged banknote?

Criteria for Exchange of Damaged Banknotes (1) A banknote with two-thirds or more of the original remaining: Exchanged at full face value. (2) A banknote with two-fifths or more, but less than two-thirds, of the original remaining: Exchanged at half face value.

Where can I exchange damaged notes?

Mutilated Notes Refund value of these notes is, however, paid as per RBI(Note Refund) Rules. These can also be exchanged at the counters of any public sector bank branch, any currency chest branch of a private sector bank or any Issue Office of the RBI without filling any form.

Can you still use cash if its ripped?

A fair rule about torn banknotes is that if you have more than half of the note, then its valid, but less than half isnt.

Where do I send ripped money?

The BEPs Mutilated Currency Division provides free mutilated currency redemption services to the public. Consumers should not send any currency directly to the Federal Reserveincluding mutilated currency.