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How long does an immigration FOIA request take? USCIS can take from a few weeks to a few months to respond to a Form G-639 FOIA request. The processing time depends on the nature of the request plus several other factors. Simple requests for specific documents are generally fulfilled more quickly.
Ring if a response to the chasing email isnt received (in a reasonable amount of time) then the next option is to call the department and enquire about the request. Complain: The final measure is to complain to the Information Commissioners Office. The form to complain will download from here.
What is the purpose of FOIA? The FOIA gives a person the right to request access to Federal records. However, some records may be protected from release pursuant to one of the nine FOIA exemptions.
Q: Can my Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request be denied? A: The FOIA permits agencies to protect certain types or categories of information from public disclosure. A request for records may be denied if the requested record contains information which falls into one or more of the nine exemptions.
Personal and Agency Litigation Failure to comply with a FOIA request can result in a lawsuit being filed against you or your agency to compel the release of the requested information.
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The FOIAs criminal sanctions are found in Section 25-19-104, which provides that [a]ny person who negligently violates any provisions of this [act] shall be guilty of a Class C misdemeanor. A Class C misdemeanor is punishable by a fine of up to $500, imprisonment for up to 30 days, or both. Ark. Code Ann.
Filing a Lawsuit If your request is denied, and your internal appeal does not reverse this decision, you may sue the agency in the United State District Court in your state of residence, in the state where the records are located, or in the District of Columbia.
The Assistant to the Secretary of Defense, Privacy, Civil Liberties, and Transparency (ATSD/PCLT), Ms. Joo Chung, is responsible for DoD Privacy Program and is the DoD Chief FOIA Officer.

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