United StatesOrder directs one online entry point for many federal services
People seeking eligible federal services would get one online starting point, while agencies retain control of their records.
What it does
The General Services Administration is directed to create an online entry point for covered federal services and connect it to Login.gov for sign-in.
Agencies must connect covered online services with over 100,000 annual users. IRS tax filing, Department of War, and intelligence services are excluded, subject to OMB changes.
People can still use in-person, phone, mail, and agency websites; agencies retain control of individual records, subject to existing privacy laws.
Argument forA single place to find and use federal services could save people time and reduce the need to repeat paperwork across agency websites.
Argument againstConnecting many agency services through one portal could raise privacy and security concerns, even though the order requires safeguards and leaves agency records under agency control.
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Where it stands
- Signed
- Published
History
- 2026
- Oct 2Published in the Federal RegisterPublished
- Sep 29Signed by President Donald TrumpSigned
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