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This is a discussion on US FOIA do not allow seeking personal information? within the RTI General Discussions forums, part of the Right to Information category; Electronic FOIA Request <o></o> If you are not seeking personal information about yourself or personal information on behalf of someone else, you may file a request electronically by using the ...
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RTI India Act does not seem to have this restriction?One of our member is from the Department of State, he may explain it better too.
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I do not profess to know the reason for this restriction under FOIA, however it seems like a reasonable thing in view of the Right of Privacy Act. When a person is requesting personal information about himself or about someone else, the government should have some method to verify the identity of the person requesting the information . In USA, the PAs require a notarized statement from the requester. At the present time there is no such system in place for internet requests. And therefore it seems prudent to ask that the requester apply on paper. |
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