About ProjectUSC.org

What is this?

ProjectUSC.org publishes the complete text of US federal law in a fast, searchable, interlinked format — free to everyone. We currently provide all 54 titles of the United States Code, with the Code of Federal Regulations coming soon.

Why does this exist?

US law is public domain. The text belongs to every American. But finding and reading it shouldn't require expensive subscriptions or clunky government interfaces. We believe access to law should be fast, free, and built for professionals who use it every day.

Data sources

All content is sourced directly from official government publishers:

• United States Code — Office of the Law Revision Counsel (OLRC), published in USLM XML format
• U.S. Constitution — House Manual (HMAN), published by the Government Publishing Office in USLM XML format
• Code of Federal Regulations — eCFR / Government Publishing Office (coming soon)

Value for value

ProjectUSC.org operates on a value-for-value model. There are no paywalls, subscriptions, or ads. If this resource is valuable to your practice, firm, or studies, consider supporting the project so we can keep it running and expand coverage.

Who we are

ProjectUSC.org is a public service of Ink Dot CPA, PLLC.

Disclaimer

This site is not an official source of law. Content is provided for informational purposes only, with no guarantee of accuracy, completeness, or currentness. The official text of the United States Code is published by the Office of the Law Revision Counsel. Always consult official sources and qualified professionals for legal matters.