DOD Seeks OMB Nod for Basic Info Collection—Paperwork Paradise
Published Date: 8/29/2025
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Summary
The Department of Defense wants to collect some info and needs the Office of Management and Budget’s thumbs-up first. This affects folks who have to fill out certain forms, and it’s all about making sure paperwork isn’t a pain. If approved, it keeps things running smoothly without wasting time or money.
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