Treasury to Launch Online Portal for Submitting CFIUS Information
Parties will soon be able to submit information for transactions relating to U.S. foreign investment reviews through an online portal, the Treasury Department said May 18. Treasury will launch a web portal later this month to allow filers to submit…
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information through a case management system, which will send all “transaction-related information” to the Committee on Foreign Investment in the U.S. Filers who plan to submit a notice or declaration later this month should create an account at ID.me, an online identity verification program that is required to access the CFIUS CMS. Treasury said it will release more information about the CMS before its release. The agency implemented the Foreign Investment Risk Review Modernization Act (see 2002200002) earlier this year and recently announced CFIUS filing fees for certain transactions (see 2004280027).