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- 36 CFR 1254.94 · What must my request include?
- 36 CFR 1254.96 · What credits must I give NARA?
- 36 CFR 1254.98 · May NARA make subsequent use of my publication?
- 36 CFR 1254.100 · How does NARA evaluate requests?
- 36 CFR 1254.102 · What requests does NARA not approve?
- 36 CFR 1254.104 · How does NARA determine fees to prepare documents for microfilming?
- 36 CFR 1254.106 · What are NARA's equipment standards?
- 36 CFR 1254.108 · What are NARA's requirements for the microfilming process?
- 36 CFR 1254.110 · Does NARA ever rescind permission to microfilm?
- 36 CFR 1256.1 · What does this part cover?
- 36 CFR 1256.2 · How do I obtain access to records stored in Federal Records Centers?
- 36 CFR 1256.6 · How do I obtain access to records of defunct agencies?
- 36 CFR 1256.8 · How do I obtain access to Presidential records?
- 36 CFR 1256.10 · How do I obtain access to Nixon Presidential materials?
- 36 CFR 1256.20 · May I obtain access to Federal archival records?
- 36 CFR 1256.22 · How do I request access to restricted information in Federal archival records?
- 36 CFR 1256.24 · How long may access to some records be denied?
- 36 CFR 1256.26 · When can I appeal decisions about access to Federal archival records?
- 36 CFR 1256.28 · Does NARA make any exceptions for access to records containing privacy-restricted information?
- 36 CFR 1256.30 · How do I obtain access to donated historical materials?
- 36 CFR 1256.32 · How do I request access to restricted information in donated historical materials?
- 36 CFR 1256.34 · How long may access to some donated historical materials be denied?
- 36 CFR 1256.36 · When can I appeal decisions about access to donated historical materials?
- 36 CFR 1256.40 · What are general restrictions?
- 36 CFR 1256.42 · Who imposes general restrictions?
- 36 CFR 1256.44 · Does NARA ever waive general restrictions?
- 36 CFR 1256.46 · National security-classified information.
- 36 CFR 1256.48 · Information about internal agency rules and practices.
- 36 CFR 1256.50 · Information exempted from disclosure by statute.
- 36 CFR 1256.52 · Trade secrets and commercial or financial information.
- 36 CFR 1256.54 · Inter- and intra-agency memoranda (subject to privilege).
- 36 CFR 1256.56 · Information that would invade the privacy of a living individual.
- 36 CFR 1256.58 · Information related to law enforcement investigations.
- 36 CFR 1256.60 · Information relating to financial institutions.
- 36 CFR 1256.62 · Geological and geophysical information relating to wells.
- 36 CFR 1256.70 · What controls access to national security-classified information?
- 36 CFR 1256.72 · What are FOIA requests and mandatory review requests?
- 36 CFR 1256.74 · How does NARA process Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests for classified information?
- 36 CFR 1256.76 · How do I request mandatory review of classified information under Executive Order 12958, as amended?
- 36 CFR 1256.78 · How does NARA handle my mandatory review request?
- 36 CFR 1256.80 · How does NARA provide classified access to historical researchers and former Presidential appointees?
- 36 CFR 1256.90 · What does this subpart cover?
- 36 CFR 1256.92 · What is the purpose of this subpart?
- 36 CFR 1256.94 · Definition.
- 36 CFR 1256.96 · What provisions apply to the transfer of USIA audiovisual records to the National Archives of the United States?
- 36 CFR 1256.98 · Can I get access to and obtain copies of USIA audiovisual records transferred to the National Archives of the United States?
- 36 CFR 1256.100 · What is the copying policy for USIA audiovisual records that either have copyright protection or contain copyrighted material?
- 36 CFR 1256.102 · What fees does NARA charge?
- 36 CFR 1258.1 · [Reserved]
- 36 CFR 1258.2 · What definitions apply to the regulations in this part?
- 36 CFR 1258.4 · What costs make up the NARA fees?
- 36 CFR 1258.6 · How does NARA calculate fees for individual products?
- 36 CFR 1258.8 · How does NARA change fees for existing records reproductions?
- 36 CFR 1258.10 · How does NARA develop and publicize new records reproduction fees?
- 36 CFR 1258.12 · When does NARA provide records reproductions without charge?
- 36 CFR 1258.16 · What is NARA's refund policy?
- 36 CFR 1258.18 · Where can I find NARA's current fees and information on how to order reproductions?
- 36 CFR 1260.1 · What is the purpose of this part?
- 36 CFR 1260.2 · What definitions apply to the regulations in this part?
- 36 CFR 1260.4 · What NARA holdings are covered by this part?
- 36 CFR 1260.20 · Who is responsible for the declassification of classified national security Executive Branch information that has been accessioned by NARA?
- 36 CFR 1260.22 · Who is responsible for the declassification of classified national security White House originated information in NARA's holdings?
- 36 CFR 1260.24 · Who is responsible for declassification of foreign government information in NARA's holdings?
- 36 CFR 1260.26 · Who is responsible for issuing special procedures for declassification of records pertaining to intelligence activities and intelligence sources or methods, or of classified cryptologic records in NARA's holdings?
- 36 CFR 1260.28 · Who is responsible for declassifying Restricted Data, Formerly Restricted Data, and Transclassified Foreign Nuclear Information?
- 36 CFR 1260.30 · What is the NDC?
- 36 CFR 1260.32 · How is the NDC administered?
- 36 CFR 1260.34 · What are the responsibilities of the NDC?
- 36 CFR 1260.36 · What are agency responsibilities with the NDC?
- 36 CFR 1260.38 · How does the NDC ensure the quality of declassification reviews?
- 36 CFR 1260.40 · What types of referrals will the NDC process?
- 36 CFR 1260.42 · How does the NDC process referrals of Federal Records?
- 36 CFR 1260.44 · How does the NDC process RAC Project referrals?
- 36 CFR 1260.46 · How does the Department of Defense process referrals?
- 36 CFR 1260.50 · How are records at NARA reviewed as part of the automatic declassification process?
- 36 CFR 1260.52 · What are the procedures when agency personnel review records in NARA's legal and physical custody?
- 36 CFR 1260.54 · Will NARA loan accessioned records back to the agencies to conduct declassification review?
- 36 CFR 1260.56 · What are NARA considerations when implementing automatic declassification?
- 36 CFR 1260.60 · How does the NDC facilitate systematic review of records exempted at the individual record or file series level?
- 36 CFR 1260.70 · How does a researcher submit an MDR request?
- 36 CFR 1260.72 · What procedures does NARA follow when it receives a request for Executive Branch records under MDR?
- 36 CFR 1260.74 · What are agency responsibilities after receiving an MDR request forwarded by NARA?
- 36 CFR 1260.76 · What are NARA's procedures after it has received the agency's declassifications determination?
- 36 CFR 1260.78 · What is the appeal process when an MDR request for Executive Branch information in NARA's legal custody is denied in whole or in part?
- 36 CFR 1260.80 · What actions must NARA take when information in its physical and legal custody is reclassified after declassification under proper authority?
- 36 CFR 1260.82 · What actions must NARA take with information in its physical and legal custody that has been made available to the public after declassification without proper authority?
- 36 CFR 1270.1 · Scope of part.
- 36 CFR 1270.2 · Application.
- 36 CFR 1270.4 · Definitions.
- 36 CFR 1270.20 · Presidential records in the physical custody of the Archivist.
- 36 CFR 1270.22 · Designating a representative to act for a President.
- 36 CFR 1270.24 · When the Archivist may act for a President.
- 36 CFR 1270.30 · Disposing of Presidential records by an incumbent President.
- 36 CFR 1270.32 · Disposing of Presidential records in the Archivist's custody.
- 36 CFR 1270.38 · Public access to Presidential records.
- 36 CFR 1270.40 · Restricting access to Presidential records.
- 36 CFR 1270.42 · Appealing restricted access.
- 36 CFR 1270.44 · Exceptions to restricted access.
- 36 CFR 1270.46 · Notice of intent to disclose Presidential records to the public.
- 36 CFR 1270.48 · Releasing records to the public and claiming privilege against disclosure.