The Copyright Office is accepting petitions through its tenth triennial DMCA rulemaking to determine exemptions from anti-circumvention restrictions on access controls for copyrighted works.
OSHA's walking-working surfaces standard information collection request is under OMB review; public comments are invited under the Paperwork Reduction Act.
OMB proposes revisions to federal financial assistance guidance for grants and cooperative agreements to enhance transparency, accountability, oversight, and equal opportunity while reducing recipient burden across all federal grant-making agencies.
The Access Board seeks public comment on renewing its Online Architectural Barriers Act Complaint Form (OMB 3014-0012) through October 31, 2029, which allows businesses to receive accessibility violation complaints from the public.
Veterans Health Administration seeks OMB approval for information collection procedures related to readjustment counseling services eligibility determinations under the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995.
This document outlines federal agency plans to collect information from small businesses; specific collection details, timelines, and submission procedures are available in the Federal Register notice.
Veterans Benefits Administration seeks OMB approval for a Paperwork Reduction Act information collection on certification of training hours, wages, and progress.
Veterans Benefits Administration submits loan account foreclosure and liquidation status information collection to OMB for Paperwork Reduction Act compliance review.
U.S. International Trade Commission determination upholds default finding against MyW Technology Co., Ltd. for electronic eyewear products and requests written submissions on remedy, public interest, and bonding.
HUD seeks OMB approval for information collection related to the Public Housing Mortgage Program and Section 30, with a 60-day public comment period.
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