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<td><font face="Arial"><strong>Want to discover what the FBI has on file about you?</strong><br>
</font><font face="Arial" size="2">You might think they have nothing -- then again, you
could be wrong.<br>
There is only one way to find out for sure...ask! In this report,<br>
you will discover not only how to obtain your files and where to send<br>
for them,<br>
but you will also discover some of the codes and acronyms used in FBI files.<br>
Without these codes and acronyms, deciphering your FBI files could prove<br>
difficult,<br>
if not impossible. IMPORTANT: Keep this information, as you will need it<br>
when you receive your files from the FBI.<br>
In addition, there is an explanation of:</font><p><font face="Arial" size="2">* The
Freedom of Information and Privacy Act (FOIPA)<br>
* How the FBI deals with FOIPA requests<br>
* What circumstances the FBI can refuse to release certain<br>
information to you, and<br>
* An explanation of how to send an appeal letter if your request is<br>
denied</font></p>
<p><font face="Arial" size="2">But first, before we tackle how to request your files,<br>
there is a section on how the FBI organizes and maintains their files.<br>
There is also discussion on the types of information found in their<br>
filing system<br>
as well as the classification codes the FBI uses.<br>
The FBI has established a large presence on the World Wide Web,<br>
and they have posted some documents there for your reading pleasure -<br>
-including information on the UFO crash in Roswell, New Mexico over 50<br>
years ago,<br>
as well as information on gangsters and America's Most Wanted.<br>
See if your mysterious neighbor is this years new Al Capone!<br>
The main FBI site promises to publish other documents in their<br>
electronic reading room in the future.<br>
We may assume that, perhaps, some day we will be able to access our own<br>
files electronically.<br>
Finally, in keeping with the current electronic nature of the Internet<br>
and gaining information off the 'Net,<br>
there is a listing of not only the FBI Field Offices which have<br>
homepages on the Web,<br>
but also a section on other FBI-related Web sites you may be interested<br>
in exploring.</font></p>
<p><strong><font face="Arial" size="2">For futher information, visit our site. <a
href="http://www.avvesta.com">http://www.avvesta.com</a></font></strong></td>
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