Title 7 › Chapter 66— AGRICULTURAL FOREIGN INVESTMENT DISCLOSURE › § 3501
Foreign people who buy or transfer any interest (other than a security interest) in agricultural land must send a report to the Secretary of Agriculture within 90 days. The report must follow the form and rules the Secretary sets and must include nine main pieces of information: the legal name and address; citizenship if the owner is an individual; if the owner is an entity, the entity type, the country where it was formed, and its main place of business; the kind of interest held; the legal description and acreage of the land; the price or other payment; if the interest was transferred, the name and address of the new owner plus that new owner’s citizenship or entity details; the agricultural uses the foreign person plans now; and any other information the Secretary requires. If a foreign person already held such an interest the day before the law takes effect, they must file the same information within 180 days of that date. If someone who was not foreign later becomes a foreign person, or if land later becomes agricultural, the owner must file within 90 days of that change. The Secretary may also require entities to report who owns them, and may require those owners to provide the same kinds of ownership details.
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7 U.S.C. § 3501
Title 7 — Agriculture
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Apr 3, 2026
Release point: 119-73not60