Federal agencies are required to post their fiscal year 2022 annual reports by March 1, 2023. Several agencies are ahead of the curve. We’ll post more reports as they become available.

• Department of Agriculture (status quo; 17k requests received and processed)

• U.S. Commission on Civil Rights

• National Science Foundation (nice cover page)

• Office of Management & Budget (very slow processing times)

• General Services Administration

• Federal Reserve System (low backlog)

• U.S. Agency for International Development

• U.S. Trade Representative

• Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation

• Federal Election Commission

• Commodity Futures Trading Commission

• Nuclear Regulatory Commission

• Securities and Exchange Commission ($7 million processing costs; collected only $5k processing fees)

• Millennium Challenge Corporation (only 21 requests received)

• National Aeronautics and Space Administration

• Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commission

• Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency

• National Indian Gaming Commission (only 48 requests received)

• Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (only 12 requests received)

• National Transportation Safety Board

• Tennessee Valley Authority

• Udall Foundation (only 3 requests received)

• Social Security Administration (collected $186k processing fees)

• Export-Import Bank

• Farm Credit System Insurance Corporation (misnamed “FY 2023”; only 18 requests received)

• Federal Trade Commission

• Postal Regulatory Commission (only 45 requests received)

• Selective Service System (only 48 requests received)