USAID Pings Old FOIA Requesters: Still Interested?
Published Date: 9/16/2025
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Summary
USAID wants to check if people who asked for information before January 20, 2025, are still interested in their requests. This helps USAID work faster, save resources, and clear backlogs. If you made a request, expect a quick check-in to keep things moving smoothly—no extra cost or wait time for you!
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USAID 'Still Interested' FOIA Checks
If you submitted a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request to USAID before January 20, 2025, USAID will contact you to confirm whether you are still interested in having your request processed. USAID says it will do this check before continuing processing to increase efficiency, allocate resources, and reduce its FOIA backlog.
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