Question in Economic Impact Report asked during USCIS conference

Thanks. First, I guess, first, thank you for the offer. We will certainly pass that along to the Department of Commerce as they begin their studies. With respect to sort of the interagency at the federal level, one of the things I mentioned, I think, at our last engagement was we were going to have a interagency engagement. We did it right here in this room actually. We had about a dozen agencies and attendance probably between 40 and 50 individuals came in. It was a good chance for us to be able to really fully explain the program, get some feedback from those agencies on the regulation that we're contemplating. We got to sit down and have direct conversations agency to agency with some of them so we could discuss ideas of mutual interest. It was very worthwhile endeavor for us. We since had probably half a dozen meetings with agencies. In terms of formal memoranda of understanding, DHS and USCIS have a range of MoUs specific to the SEC memo that was something that was recommended in the IG report that I mentioned that was issued last December. We are continuing to work through that with the SEC, but just with respect to SEC or any other investigative body, they can make a case specific inquiries to USCIS. We do require that to come in writing when you have an investigation and one of the things we will do is work with our office of chief counsel to then provide the information that we are allowed to provide. So we do have a fairly robust information sharing. We do fairly robustly share information across a range of agencies and specifically the leaders or fraud detection, national security group to handle those investigations and relationships.