Features
GobiernoUSA.gov offers a directory of federal, state and local resources in Spanish organized by topics in which users can easily find information. Additionally, the following features allow users to find the information and services they need, and to stay updated with changes and new information.
- Original content: Users can read articles highlighting government programs and services. These articles feature interviews, video, and audio (with transcripts) with government officials on important topics such as immigration, education, health, and many others.
- Online services: Visitors can download and submit forms, perform searches, and find a large number of Spanish language government services at the federal, state and local levels.
- Search engine: A powerful search engine provides users the most relevant and official government search results in Spanish from millions of federal, state and local government pages. The search capability is available from any page or directly from Buscador.gov.
- Subscription services: Users can sign-up to receive free e-mail alerts and RSS feeds whenever information on the site is updated.
- Bi-directional toggle: Users can view the corresponding English page on USA.gov where applicable.
- Accessibility: GobiernoUSA.gov is accessible to all users, providing the ability to change font size on any page, an especially helpful feature for the visually impaired or those with other disabilities.
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