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PLEASE NOTE: If you are seeking personal records on yourself (i.e., security, medical, personnel, applicant, etc.) or the reason why you were denied a position with this Agency, you will need to submit a PRIVACY ACT (PA) request instead of a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request. To submit a PA request, click here.

PRIVACY ACT STATEMENT: Authority for collecting the requested information is contained in Title 5 U.S.C. 552. The information you provide will be used to assist the Agency in the location and possible dissemination to you of records applicable to your Freedom of Information Act request(s). Failure to furnish the requested information may result in processing delays.

This form will allow you to submit a Freedom of Information Act request to the NSA FOIA Office. Final responses to your request will be sent by NSA via the postal service. If you do not include a name and complete postal address, NSA will be unable to respond. Correspondence will generally not be made by email; however, providing your email address and phone number will allow us to reach you more quickly should we need to ask questions or communicate with you regarding the processing or status of your FOIA request.

Your Name: (First MI Last)	First Name Middle Initial Last Name
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Describe the records you seek, and provide any additional pertinent information: (up to 5000 characters) The Office of the Director of National Intelligence has advised us today by email to make this request to NSA. This requests: 1. Any and all information about the alleged copying of the entire IC Intellipedia by Edward Snowden. 2. Selected files from Intellipedia on the subjects of communications security (COMSEC), communications intelligence (COMINT) and signals intelligence (SIGINT), the selections to be the oldest, mid-aged, and newest. Material provided in respsponse to this request will be published on the public education website Cryptome.org, of which I am the administrator. I agree to pay for costs associated with this request. Thanks very much, Sincerely, John Young