Still holding Rs 2000 notes? Find out where and how to exchange them now!

Are you still in possession of the old Rs 2,000 notes and contemplating a straightforward method for their exchange? If so, there is good news for you. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has recently provided clarification regarding the process designed to assist citizens who still hold Rs 2,000 notes. The central bank has detailed several options available for the exchange of these notes.

According to the RBI, apart from depositing the banknotes at any RBI branch, individuals can also utilize the note exchange service at post offices throughout the country. Those in possession of currency can dispatch Rs 2,000 notes from any post office in India directly to one of the 19 RBI issue offices for deposit into their bank accounts. Here are the steps you need to follow.

How to Exchange Rs 2,000 Notes through Post Offices

The RBI has clarified recently that individuals or entities can send Rs 2,000 notes for exchange through any post office, a provision that has been effective since October 9, 2023. This extension is particularly beneficial for those who may not have immediate access to an RBI office or prefer a simpler process closer to their location. However, Rs 2,000 notes are still valid for transactions across the country, even as the RBI continues its phased withdrawal.

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1. Download the Application Form: Visit the RBI website and find the “Forms-Others” section on the homepage. Download and fill out the application form for exchanging Rs 2,000 notes.

2. Attach Required Documents: Along with the application form, you will need to submit a copy of an Officially Valid Document (OVD). Accepted OVDs include:

  • Aadhaar Card
  • Passport
  • Voter ID
  • Driving License
  • NREGA Card
  • PAN Card
  • Identity card issued by a government department or public sector unit

Additionally, include a copy of your bank account details, which can be a recent bank statement (showing account details) or the first page of your passbook.

3. Submit at Any Post Office: Once your documents are ready, take them to any post office in the country along with your Rs 2,000 notes. The post office will send your submission to one of the 19 designated RBI issue offices for processing.

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