FOIA Request Form. This form is voluntary, but if you choose to submit a request, you must provide the information marked with an "*". If you do not enter accurate or required information, we may be unable to fulfill your FOIA request. To learn how we use the information you provide, please read our Privacy Statement.

There may be delays in responding to FOIA requests that seek documents that are available only in hard copy. FOIA staff will also be unable to process requests and correspondence submitted by mail until FOIA staff is physically back in the office. You may submit FOIA requests using our online portal or by email to FOIA.SE.SE@usitc.gov. We encourage you to send any other FOIA-related correspondence to FOIA.SE.SE@usitc.gov or to our FOIA Public Liaison, Sharon Bellamy at Sharon.Bellamy@usitc.gov

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