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Changes coming to get.gov this fall

By Cameron Dixon

September 06, 2023

Program updates

We’re building a new way to get a .gov. This is a beta site and is for testing purposes only. Go to get.gov to read about important changes coming to .gov this fall.

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Changes coming to get.gov this fall

New domain requirements for federal executive branch agencies

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