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FedForms.gov provides "one-stop-shopping" for the Federal forms most used by the public.

FedForms contains many, but not all, of the forms issued by Federal agencies. If you do not find the form you need in FedForms, we suggest:

Search through the Agency Forms links.
Search FirstGov, a connection to the U.S. Government's information and services.
Search GSA (GS), Standard (SF) and Optional (OF) Forms, the General Services Administration's library for GSA internal forms and governmentwide Standard and Optional Forms.
Search http://www.usps.com/forms/ for U.S. Postal Service forms.

For tax forms or small business forms, use the links at the bottom of this page.

In most cases, you will find instructions and descriptions of agency programs and services on the site of the agency responsible for the form.

In a few instances, a state or local organization administers a Federal program. You will need to contact the state or organization for a form. You might search the State Resources site, which contains links to many state sites.