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Some agencies accept requests by email — for those, we handle everything. Your request is formatted, sent, and tracked automatically.
Other agencies require submission through their own portal. For those, we generate your complete request, break it into the exact fields their portal asks for, and walk you through pasting each piece. What would take 30+ minutes of research and formatting takes under 3 minutes.
Either way, you get deadline tracking, follow-up reminders, and appeal templates if your request is denied or the agency misses its deadline.
Yes. Your very first FOIA request is completely free — no credit card required. After that, each request is $9.99, or subscribe for unlimited filing.
Every paid request includes attorney-grade legal language: segregability clauses, preservation notices, Vaughn Index demands, and enforcement citations. This is the same quality a FOIA attorney charges $200-500 to produce.
Absolutely. Cancel from your dashboard settings or the Stripe billing portal. Your access continues until the end of your billing period. You can always file individual requests at $9.99 each.
We track every statutory deadline. If an agency misses their 20 business day deadline, we'll flag it and connect you with the FOIA litigation attorneys at T Miller Law, who can take legal action on your behalf — often at no upfront cost.
Agencies may charge for search time and document duplication, but most individual requesters get the first 2 hours of search and first 100 pages free. Fees below $25–$50 are typically waived entirely, and electronic records (PDF) are usually provided at no cost. You can also request a fee waiver when filing — we include this option in the request form.
No. FOIAfile is an independent tool that helps you exercise your rights under the Freedom of Information Act. We format and deliver your request to the correct agency.