Electronically submitted requests must still Follow the example presented here on this web site. Federal agencies or fugitives from the law cannot make FOIA requests. Federal employees who want to request information under the FOIA must act as private citizens, that is, they must use their own personal stationery, postage, equipment, etc. The use of government equipment, supplies, stationery, postage, telephones, or official mail channels to make FOIA requests is prohibited. The FOIA's scope includes Federal Executive Branch Departments, agencies, and offices, Federal regulatory agencies, and Federal corporations.
Some states have their own equivalent access laws for state records.
Yes, as long as the records fall within the criteria of a reading room record. Under the FOIA, Federal Agencies are not required to answer questions, render opinions, or provide evaluations. Requesters must ask for existing records, at the time of their request, such as those mentioned above. Simply contact the Community College of the Air Force.