Are You in a Survey? Help for Survey Participants
Are You in a Survey? Help for Survey Participants
Did the Census Bureau contact you about participating in a survey? The Census Bureau has many ongoing surveys of households and businesses in addition to the 2020 Census, such as the American Community Survey. This site provides answers about our surveys and who to contact for more information.
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How to verify a mailing is from the Census BureauIf you receive a survey or a letter in the mail from the Census Bureau, the envelope contains certain information that will help you verify its legitimacy.
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How to identify a Census Bureau field representativeIf you are visited by someone from the Census Bureau, here are some ways to verify the individual is a Census Bureau employee.
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How to identify a phone call from the Census BureauIf your address was selected to be in a survey, we may call you to participate.
Click here for details about our household surveys, what we ask and why. Learn how we conduct our surveys and process the data to protect your personal data.
Click here for details about our surveys of U.S. businesses and governments. Learn how we conduct our surveys and process the data to protect your business.
The Census Bureau keeps your data secure and confidential. Find out how we keep that promise and our legal obligation to you.
For help with a Census Bureau survey:
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FAQsFind answers for general questions about responding to a Census Bureau survey.
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Contact UsContact us if you have questions regarding the Census Bureau, our surveys, or data products.
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Our Commitment to SafetyThe Census Bureau is committed to ensuring your safety as we collect statistics on households and businesses across the country.
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Respondent AdvocateIf you are with a congressional office or have not yet found a resolution to your concern, contact the Office of the Respondent Advocate.