Federal Register #OMB #11030119

DOJ Seeks Comments on Revised Self-Reporting Information Collection for Non-Federal Personnel

The Department of Justice (DOJ), through its Justice Management Division, is seeking public comments on a revised information collection for self-reporting by non-federal personnel. - Government Buyer: - United States Department of Justice (DOJ) - Justice Management Division - Purpose and Scope: - Revision of an existing information collection (OMB #11030119) for self-reporting requirements - Applies to non-federal personnel, including contractors and individuals processed for access to classified information - Supports the DOJ's automated iReport system and PDF fillable forms for those without IT access - Volume and Impact: - Covers approximately 57,744 individuals - About 1,732 expected to self-report annually - Estimated annual burden: 389 hours - Unique Requirements: - Focus on personnel security and continued fitness for employment or eligibility for classified access - Solicits public comments on necessity, accuracy, and burden of the collection - No OEMs or commercial vendors are referenced, as this is an information collection activity, not a procurement of products or services.

Description

The Department of Justice (DOJ) is requesting public comments on a revision of a previously approved information collection related to self-reporting requirements for non-federal personnel affiliated with the DOJ. This collection supports the DOJ's automated reporting system, iReport, used to determine continued fitness for employment or eligibility for access to classified information. The request estimates about 57,744 individuals covered, with approximately 1,732 needing to self-report, and an annual burden of 389 hours. Comments are accepted until June 15, 2026.

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