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    (FOIA) Service CenterFreedom of Information Act (FOIA) Service 
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		Welcome to the FDIC's FOIA Service Center.  Here you can browse 
        for a wealth of information about the operations and activities of the 
        FDIC.  If you have already filed a FOIA request with us, you can 
        check on the status of your request by calling the FDIC FOIA Service 
        Center at (202) 898-7021.  The FOIA Service Center is open Monday 
        through Friday, exclusive of Federal holidays, from 8:30 a.m. until 5:00 
        p.m.The information that follows is a sample of 
        some of the information available from the FDIC'sWeb site.  We have also included our FOIA 
        Guide, and other information to assist you.  Thank you for your 
        interest in the FDIC.
        **Public
    Information**
     

    The FDIC's Web site is a storehouse of information and
    it is all available at your fingertips! The site contains
    consumer guides, research papers, statistics and data
    concerning the banking industry and economic trends,
    documents, and other information created or compiled by the
    FDIC. You can review the information on-line or download it
    for future use. You can use the **Quick Links**
    and **Search the Site** features at the top of
    each page, or do a full
    text search to locate the information you need.

    Another place to begin is on the FDIC's Publications &
    Documents web page, where you can see a list of those
    documents available by mail or available for inspection and
    copying at our Washington, D.C. headquarters. You are also encouraged to 
    review the records available in the Reading Room.
    **FDIC FOIA
    Information** 
    FOIA is a federal statute ( 5 USC
    552) which affords any person the right to obtain federal
    agency records unless the records (or a part of the records)
    are protected from disclosure by any of the nine exemptions
    contained in the law or by one of three special law
    enforcement record exclusions. The FDIC has issued Regulation 309.5 implementing the Freedom of Information
    Act.

    If you have reviewed the public information available on
    the FDIC's web site and checked the information available
    through the Publications
    & Documents and Reading Room sections of the FDIC web site, but you
    still can't find what you are looking for, then you can
    consider filing a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)
    request.

    The FDIC's FOIA Guide: Gaining
    Access to FDIC Information and this web page will help
    you understand how the FOIA can be used to obtain records
    which are not otherwise readily available.

    U.S. Department of Justice
    FOIA Reference
    Guide is another excellent reference for FOIA
    information.Last Updated 
    03/19/2010


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