You don't have to be an immigrant in the United States to know that renewing a green card can be a long, drawn-out process. Obtaining "lawful permanent residence," as the government calls it, has been the subject of Hollywood movies and spawned a cottage industry of companies that can help immigrants navigate the system.
The Electronic Records Policy Working Group has taken this muddled language as a mandate to produce an even more muddled report titled "Barriers to the Effective Management of Government Information on the Internet and Other Electronic Records." The report is available for public comment at www.cio.gov.
Karen Evans, OMB’s administrator for IT and e-government, said by early September Edelman will create a strategy for E-Authentication, International Trade Process Streamlining and Recreation One-Stop to reach a mass audience.
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Among the freshwater fishing licenses available online are the Rhode Island resident license ($18), non-resident license ($35), tourist three-day license ($16), and two-week, non-resident shellfish license ($11). Individuals may also use the Internet to purchase a trout conservation stamp ($5.50), which is also required of anyone wishing to keep or possess a trout or to fish in a catch-and-release or "fly-fishing only" area.
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Karen Evans, OMB’s administrator for IT and e-government, said her office has nearly finished the strategies.
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