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A PublicLegal Accuracy Program
“Are these forms valid in my state?” We place the highest priority on accuracy, relevance, and timeliness, and we actively monitor legislative, administrative, and judicial activity at the state and national levels. When a law changes faster than we do, we want to be the first to know — and we will pay you for it.
Identify the issue. Copy the exact text at issue from the form and cite the statute, rule, or other governing law.
Propose the redline. Show the text to delete and the text to add — the submission form below walks you through it.
We verify and pay. Our review team confirms every citation against the official source; confirmed corrections earn the award.
Before you submit — the key points
These terms govern every bounty submission. Please read them before completing the form.
Last revised: September 14, 2026
Material Issue. The correction must involve a material non-compliance issue that could invalidate the form and substantially impede its effectiveness.
Non-Material Improvements. A proposed correction that fails to meet the "Material Issue" standard, but that nonetheless would improve the form may receive an award of an amount solely at the discretion of PublicLegal, if adopted.
Documentation. Sufficient documentation must substantiate your proposed correction. You must clearly identify the full name of the form and the specific text at issue, cite the relevant or applicable statute or other governing law, and provide an accurate proposed remedy in redline form clearly delineating the text to be deleted and the new text to be added. Submissions that cite statutes, regulations, rules, or cases that do not exist or that do not contain the cited text, including AI-generated ("hallucinated") citations, are disqualified from any award and may be rejected without review.
Nonduplication of Issue. Awards of $50 will be limited to a single compliance issue. For example, if you find an error on one of our forms that is duplicated on additional forms, the correction will be deemed a single compliance issue, and you will only be entitled to a single payment of $50 for that issue.
Multiple Corrections to Single Form. Multiple corrections within a single form shall qualify for a maximum award of $50. However, depending upon the complexity and materiality of the proposed correction, PublicLegal may at its sole discretion grant an award in excess of this amount.
Timeliness. Payment will only be made to the first person who brings the proposed correction to our attention and will be limited to those corrections that are deemed legally accurate and adopted by our site.
Technical Issue. Corrections that relate to the font type, font size, or other technical, non-substantive matters will qualify only for an award of $10.
Payment. Payments will be dispersed by bank check or PayPal at the contributor's discretion.
Liability. PublicLegal covenants that all submissions will remain anonymous and no liability will arise from any proposed corrections whether adopted or not.
Submission Channel. To be eligible for an award, a correction must be submitted through the official submission form on this page, which records the submission date and time used to determine the first confirmed report of an issue. Corrections sent by email or other channels are welcomed and may be acted upon at our discretion, but they are not eligible for an award. Automated, bulk, or bot-generated submissions, as determined by PublicLegal in its sole discretion, are not eligible for an award.
Incorporation by Reference. All proposed corrections and payments are governed by PublicLegal's general Terms and Conditions of Use and Privacy Policy.
Tell us which document needs attention, quote the exact text at issue, cite the legal authority, and propose the correction. Awards follow the terms above: $50 for a material issue, $10 for a technical issue.