Title 50 › CHAPTER 47 — NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY › § 3613
You must not use the words "National Security Agency", "NSA", the agency seal, or anything that looks like them on products, when pretending to be the agency, in solicitations, or in business if it would make people think the NSA approved or authorized it. The Director of the National Security Agency can give written permission to use them. If the Attorney General believes someone is doing or about to do this, they can go to a federal court to stop it. The court must move quickly and may issue temporary orders or bans before a final ruling to prevent harm to the United States or to people the case protects.
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50 U.S.C. § 3613
Title 50, War and National Defense
Last Updated
Aug 21, 2026
Release point: 119-102