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Federal Public Records Request

Federal public records, free for everyone

Ask the federal government for its records -- correctly, the first time.

Answer a few plain questions. We draft a properly addressed request that cites the Freedom of Information Act, tell you exactly which office to send it to, and work out the date the agency's answer is due, so you can put it straight in your calendar.

For example, your own immigration file, or an agency's emails about a decision that affected you. A few words is enough -- we ask the rest as questions.

This takes about five minutes. Your answers are held only while you are answering them, and deleted as soon as your letter is ready.

How it works

  1. Tell us what you need

    A short interview in plain language. No legal terms required.

  2. We draft it and address it

    A request that cites the law, aimed at the one office that has to answer it.

  3. You get the deadline

    We work out the date the agency's answer is due and hand it to your calendar.

Common requests