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The old currency notes of Rs 500 and Rs 1000 can now only be exchanged at the offices of the Central banks.

As per the latest RBI guidelines, anybody who has mutilated notes can exchange them from the nearest central bank regional office. Anybody who has mutilated currency notes can visit the central bank regional office and deposit the notes.

Individuals have the facility to exchange Rs 2000 notes at 19 Regional Offices (ROs) of the RBI. Besides that, one can also exchange Rs 2000 banknotes at any nearby bank branch.

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. To suit public convenience, the exchange facility for mutilated notes is also offered through TLR(Triple Lock Receptacle) covers.

All the bank branches with currency chests should provide the facility for exchange of damaged/mutilated notes. The mutilated notes are adjudicated as per the provisions of RBI (Note Refund) Rule 1975 (as amended upto 1980) which have been displayed on RBI website.

All the bank branches with currency chests should provide the facility for exchange of damaged/mutilated notes. The mutilated notes are adjudicated as per the provisions of RBI (Note Refund) Rule 1975 (as amended upto 1980) which have been displayed on RBI website.

Any notes that are damaged, soiled, or missing numbers can be deposited at any public sector bank branch or RBI office without any forms being filled out. 2. People can exchange a maximum of 20 notes at a time, whose maximum value should not exceed Rs. 5000.

Are you a holder of torn, soiled, damaged currency note? Do no worry, take the note(s) and go to any bank branch. They will exchange the notes and give you fresh currency notes.

Criteria for Exchange of Damaged Banknotes The Bank replaces damaged banknotes, including those torn or burnt, with new banknotes, ing to the proportion of the part of the original banknote remaining, provided that both front and reverse sides of the banknote are maintained.

RBI guidelines for Rs.2,000 note exchange The RBI has also stated that even a non-account holder can exchange Rs.2000 banknotes at any bank branch without any ID proof. However, there is a limit on the exchange of Rs.2000 banknotes. A person can exchange Rs.2000 banknotes up to a limit of Rs.20,000 at a time.