SEC Electronic Mailboxes...

Electronic Mailboxes at the Commission

General Information

The SEC invites public inquiries and comments through the use of its Internet electronic mailboxes. Because electronic mail (e-mail) on the Internet is not secure, you should not send confidential or sensitive information. Further, responses sent over Internet e-mail are not considered statements of SEC policy or Commission opinion.

To assist us in responding to your message quickly, please include your e-mail address, a postal mailing address, and a daytime telephone number in your message. In most of these boxes, incoming messages are acknowledged through an automatic receipt reply; however, please note that the volume of messages received by a Commission mailbox may delay a response to all inquiries.

A variety of SEC offices and divisions currently maintain mailboxes to receive messages from the public. Available mailboxes include:

SEC Electronic Mailboxes

chairmanoffice@sec.gov,
enforcement@sec.gov,
oig@sec.gov,
newyork@sec.gov,
losangeles@sec.gov,
mccoyj@sec.gov,
whitem@sec.gov,
hakalal@sec.gov,
boston@sec.gov,
philadelphia@sec.gov,
miami@sec.gov,
atlanta@sec.gov,
chicago@sec.gov,
denver@sec.gov,
dfw@sec.gov,
saltlake@sec.gov,
sanfrancisco@sec.gov,
tradingandmarkets@sec.gov,
oiea@sec.gov,
publicinfo@sec.gov,
help@sec.gov