Legal

Accessibility

Accessibility commitment and contact path for Gov Register website, form, content, and resource access issues.

Policy coverage

Check: Accessible navigation and page structure.
Check: Readable content and disclosures.
Check: Semantic headings, links, buttons, and forms.
Check: Reasonable support for common browsers, devices, and assistive technologies.
Check: Contact path for accessibility barriers.

Check: Gov Register aims to keep website navigation, headings, links, forms, and disclosures readable and usable across common devices, browsers, and assistive technologies.
Check: Accessibility is part of the site trust standard because legal disclosures, no-guarantee language, official-resource options, and paid-service explanations should be available before a visitor chooses support.
Check: Gov Register may update pages, forms, content, and workflows as accessibility issues are found or as site functionality changes.

Check: Pages should use meaningful headings, descriptive links, readable text, keyboard-friendly navigation, and clear form labels where practical.
Check: Forms should communicate required fields, avoid requesting unnecessary sensitive information, and route visitors to a contact path when a form cannot be used.
Check: Legal and trust pages should preserve important disclosures in text content rather than relying only on images or visual styling.

Check: Visitors can contact Gov Register if a page, form, file, or resource creates an access barrier.
Check: Accessibility feedback should include the page URL, the barrier encountered, browser or assistive technology context when available, and the preferred contact path.
Check: Send accessibility questions or barrier reports to team@govcontractfinder.com or through the Gov Register contact page.

Check: If a Gov Register page or form cannot be used because of an accessibility issue, contact Gov Register for a reasonable alternative way to request information or submit an inquiry.
Check: Alternative access does not change service terms, official-resource disclosures, no-guarantee terms, refund terms, or client responsibilities.
Check: Do not send passwords, one-time codes, classified information, export-controlled information, banking credentials, or sensitive service files through public accessibility messages.

Check: This page explains website policy expectations for visitors, leads, and clients.
Check: Service-specific agreements, signed scopes, and official government rules may control specific situations.
Check: Contact Gov Register before submitting sensitive information if you are unsure which intake or document-exchange path is appropriate.

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