Federal Register
Rules, proposed rules and presidential documents, with the issuing agency, effective date and CFR references. Notices are not collected by default.
Guide · Regulation · United States
Regulatory monitoring in the US
For the US, Ulawk monitors the Federal Register and bills in the US Congress. It reads them every day, records each new act with its type and dates, and matches it to the laws, keywords or subjects you follow, so a relevant change becomes a task with a due date.
- Official publications
- Matched to your subjects
- Enterprise module
· Ulawk editorial team · Last reviewed 12.11.2026
Sources
What Ulawk reads for the US.
Official publications, checked every day.
Bills in the US Congress
Bills that can become law (H.R., S., H.J.Res., S.J.Res.) and their status from the latest action. Off until an organisation turns it on; when on, a bill that passes a chamber enters the review pool.
Document types
Document types you can choose.
Each organisation turns these on or off.
| Type | Default |
|---|---|
| Rules | On |
| Proposed rules | On |
| Presidential documents | On |
| Notices | On |
| Congressional bills | Off by default |
How it works
From the gazette to a task.
Monitoring that ends in assigned work, not in an inbox.
Federal Register.
Primary source for the US.
Choose jurisdictions
Turn on the US and pick the document types that matter to you.
Say what you follow
Specific laws, keywords, issuing bodies or subject areas.
Review matches
Each new act that matches lands in your review list with a link to the official text.
Assign the work
Turn a match into a task with an owner, a due date and evidence.
Keep the team informed
A daily summary e-mail can go to each team.
Limits
What is not included.
Said plainly.
Summary, not full text
Ulawk records the title, type and dates and links to the official text; read the act itself before acting.
Not legal advice
Matching tells you what to read; whether and how an act applies is for your legal team.
Which official sources does Ulawk monitor for the US?
Federal Register and Bills in the US Congress. Rules, proposed rules and presidential documents, with the issuing agency, effective date and CFR references. Notices are not collected by default. Bills that can become law (H.R., S., H.J.Res., S.J.Res.) and their status from the latest action. Off until an organisation turns it on; when on, a bill that passes a chamber enters the review pool.
Can I choose which kinds of acts I receive for the US?
Yes. Each organisation turns jurisdictions and document types on or off: Rules, Proposed rules, Presidential documents, Notices and Congressional bills. Off by default: Congressional bills.
How are new acts matched to my business?
You follow specific laws, keywords, issuing bodies or subject areas. A new act that amends a law you follow, mentions a keyword or falls in your subject area is matched and lands in your review list, where it can become a task with a due date and evidence.
Sources
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