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How do I decide which Act – the Freedom of Information Act or the Privacy Act – pertains to the records I want?

April 26, 2017ACT decide Freedom pertains privacy records

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How do I decide which Act – the Freedom of Information Act or the Privacy Act – pertains to the records I want?

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You do not have to make that decision. When a request is received at the Office of Adjudication and Compliance, the FOIA Specialist will process your request according to the Act that allows the greatest access permitted by law.