Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency

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Aletheca has not filed with this body, so there is nothing to measure. A zero here would read as “releases nothing” rather than “never asked”, which is why the row is absent instead of empty. Be the first to file.

How it takes requests

1. 01portalNational FOIA Portalverified

   https://www.foia.gov/agency-search.html

2. 02emailEmailunconfirmed

   foia@csosa.gov

3. 03faxFax — agency guidanceverified

   +12024421963

4. 04mailPostal mail — agency guidanceverified

   Court Services & Offender Supervision Agency, Office of the General Counsel, 800 North Capitol Street NW, Suite 702, Washington, DC 20002, ATTN: FOIA/Privacy Act Request

Routes marked unconfirmed are inferred from the agency’s domain pattern in the source dataset and have not been proven by a delivered letter. Aletheca confirms an endpoint before the first request goes to it and records the confirmation as a public event — a request sent to a plausible-looking address that bounces silently is worse than no request at all.

What it holds

• correspondence
• reports
• investigations
• contracts
• data

Record classes this kind of body normally keeps. Useful for drafting a request a records officer can act on without guessing — a request describing records the agency does not hold is refused as no-records, which costs a filing fee and teaches nobody anything.

Filing tips

• Be specific on date range/custodians
• Ask for Vaughn index
• Request rolling release
• Written requests accepted through FOIA.gov, mail or fax; release forms are linked for requests needing consent. The FOIA email is published for questions, which does not independently establish new-request acceptance. Source: https://www.csosa.gov/foia/

Components — 1

• Court Services and Offender Supervision AgencyCSOSA

Components process their own requests. Filing with the department when the records sit in a component is the commonest cause of a referral, and a referral costs months.