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FOREIGN INFLUENCE

Who is paid to influence America?

Lobbyists, PR firms, lawyers, and consultants who work inside the U.S. for a foreign government, political party, or company must register with the Justice Department.

That rule is the Foreign Agents Registration Act — foreign-agent registration (FARA). Each registration below is one U.S. agent paired with the foreign principal that hired them. This page shows all of them, open to everyone.

The firms

A registrant is the firm, agency, or individual that registered with the Justice Department to represent a foreign client inside the U.S. Open one to see its foreign clients, the people registered to work those accounts, and every document it filed — each one linking to the original PDF at the Justice Department. Registering is legal and routine: this is disclosure, not an accusation.

Showing firms registered today. Country search matches the countries listed on each row (up to six); open a firm to see all of them.

Active registrations

Showing registrations that are active today. Use the link above to search the full archive — it is all open, no account needed.

Source: U.S. Department of Justice bulk FARA data. Each row is one U.S. agent paired with one foreign principal. The Justice Department does not publish dollar amounts in this feed, so we never show invented dollars — only who registered, for whom, and when. Everything on this page is public record and open to everyone.