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What is Federal Register Notice?

A Federal Register Notice is a public announcement published in the Federal Register, which serves to inform the public about changes, updates, or requests related to federal regulations and policies.

Who is required to file Federal Register Notice?

Federal agencies, as well as entities that must comply with federal regulations or seek public comments on proposed rules, are required to file Federal Register Notices.

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The purpose of a Federal Register Notice is to ensure transparency, provide public access to information about government actions, solicit public commentary, and inform stakeholders about regulatory changes.

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Information reported on a Federal Register Notice typically includes the title of the document, agency information, the subject matter, a description of the action taken, any relevant dates, and instructions for public comments.