Congressional Research Service

About Congressional Research Service

The Congressional Research Service (CRS) provides comprehensive research and analysis on all legislative and oversight issues of interest to the United States Congress. A service unit of the Library of Congress, CRS is part of the legislative branch. CRS serves as a shared research resource to all Members, committees and staff. As a complement to the staffs of each Member office and committee, CRS assists Congress throughout the legislative process. All services are authoritative, confidential, objective and nonpartisan.

Website	http://www.loc.gov/crsinfo
Employees	201-500 employees View all Congressional Research Service employees
Industry	Research
Location	101 Independence Ave. SE, Washington, District of Columbia 20540, US
Founded	1914
Keywords	Public Policy, Policy Analysis, Legislative Process, Supporting Congress