This document provides an overview and guide to accessing USA.gov, a government website that organizes and provides access to timely government information and services. It can be accessed from any computer connected to the internet by entering the URL https://www.usa.gov/ into a web browser. The site contains information on benefits, grants, loans, jobs, money, travel, voting, and allows users to explore various government agencies and elected officials. If additional assistance is needed, users can contact a librarian via the site's Ask A Librarian feature.

1. OFFICIAL GUIDE TO GOVERNMENT
INFORMATION AND SERVICES
AN INSTRUCTIONAL GUIDE
USA.GOV

2. HOW TO
ACCESS
• Usa.gov can be accessed from any computer
that has a connection to Internet.
• When wanting to access USA.gov you will
open your preferred search engine and key
https://www.usa.gov/ into your browser or
click on the link.

3. USA.GOV • Usa.gov- creates and organizes timely, needed
government information and services and makes
them accessible to the public, anytime, anywhere,
via their channel of choice

4. BENEFITS,
GRANTS,
LOANS
Here you are able to explore
more about benefits, grants,
loans
• Benefits
• Help with bills
• Grants and Loans
• Food Assistance
• Social Security Questions
• And Much More

5. GOVERNMEN
T AGENCIES
AND ELECTED
OFFICIALS
Here you are able to explore more
about government agencies and
elected officials
• Branches of the U.S.
Government
• Budget of U.S. Government

6. JOBS AND
UNEMPLOYM
ENT
Here you are able to explore more
about jobs and unemployment
• Looking for a New Job
• Unemployment Help
• Retirement
• Labor Laws and Issues
• And Much More

7. MONEY AND
CREDIT
Here you are able to explore more
about money and credit
• Taxes
• Credit and Debt
• Spending, Saving and Investing
• Currency
• State Lottery Results
• And Much More

8. TRAVEL AND
IMMIGRATIO
N
Here you are able to explore more
about travel and immigration.
• Passports and international travel
• Immigration and Citizenship
• Visas and Visiting the U.S.
• Recreation and travel within the U.S.

9. VOTING AND
ELECTIONS
Here you are able to explore
more about voting and elections
• How to vote or register to vote
• Voting and Election Laws and History
• Common Voting and Election Terms
• Midterm Congressional, State, and Local Elections

10. CITATION
• “Official Guide to Government Information and Services | USAGov.” E | A-Z Index
of U.S. Government Departments and Agencies | USAGov, www.usa.gov/.

11. ASK A LIBRARIAN
• If you need further assistance with this resource please contact us at the ASK US
tab on our homepage and a librarian will gladly help you.
Ricardo Rodriguez 12-7-18