Read the Federal Register on your Kindle
New rules and notices in your area, as a morning briefing instead of a website you keep meaning to check.
Set this up Try any plan free for 7 days.
Why on a schedule
Every rule, proposed rule and notice a US agency publishes lands in the Federal Register, and the people who need to read it are the people least able to sit refreshing a government website. Compliance officers, policy teams and the lawyers advising them mostly find out late, from someone else, about something that was published days ago.
A saved search delivered on a weekday morning turns that into a briefing: the documents that touch your area, with the agency, the docket and the summary, waiting before the day starts. It is the same reading either way — the difference is whether it reaches you or you have to go and get it.
What arrives
Title, publishing agency, document type and the official summary for each document, with a link to the full text on federalregister.gov.
- Default schedule
- 08:00 every weekday, in your own time zone
- Format
- EPUB with a contents page
- Plan
- Up to 10 built-in or custom sources per schedule on Plus from $6.99/mo
Setting it up
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Paste your Kindle email
It ends in
@kindle.com. Where to find it → -
Approve our address on Amazon
Once, so Amazon lets our documents onto your Kindle. Where →
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Add the source
Everything else has a sensible default you can change later.
- Search term (optional) — for example
data privacy - Agency slug (optional) (optional) — for example
securities-and-exchange-commission - Document type (optional) — for example
RULE
- Search term (optional) — for example
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Pick when it should arrive
The default for this source is 08:00 every weekday, evaluated in your own time zone — including across a clock change. Or collect it into one scheduled delivery with your other reading so it arrives as one issue.