No. Suspicious activity reports are confidential. Federal law prohibits the notification of any person who is involved in the activity being reported on a SAR. The individual who is the subject of the SAR will not be aware that the activity has been reported. Legal actions such as subpoenas or court orders may require guidance from FinCEN (Financial Crimes Enforcement Network) to know how to proceed. Government agencies may intervene to protect the organization that filed the report and to keep the integrity of the data in the SAR database.