What to report
Useful reports include broken or redirected official links, changed search systems, materially different coverage, or an agency notice that changes how the source should be described.
If an agency link, source scope, access method, or jurisdiction note appears outdated, it should be re-checked against the official source.
Useful reports include broken or redirected official links, changed search systems, materially different coverage, or an agency notice that changes how the source should be described.
Potential corrections are checked against the official government source before a public guide is changed. Person-level record corrections remain the responsibility of the agency that maintains those records.
The affected US Record Sources page, the official agency URL, and a short description of what changed are the most useful details for a source review.