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Answer 5 quick questions — get a formal FTC complaint letter with standard violation references.
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Instant delivery to your emailThe Problem
You bought a product labeled 'Made in USA' — but it wasn't.
FTC regulates 'Made in USA' claims
The FTC has strict standards for what can be labeled 'Made in USA'. Mislabeling is a violation.
You have the right to report
Consumers can file complaints with the FTC. Your report can lead to an investigation.
You need a strong complaint
A well-written complaint with evidence is more likely to be taken seriously.
You can make a difference
Your complaint helps stop deceptive practices and protect other consumers.
What you get
Everything you need to report false 'Made in USA' claims.
FTC complaint letter
Formal letter to the Federal Trade Commission — with legal references and placeholders.
Legal standard guide
What the FTC says about 'Made in USA' claims — and how your case fits.
Evidence checklist
What to gather to support your complaint — photos, screenshots, receipts.
Next steps
How to file the complaint, what to expect, and where else to report.
How it works
From false label to FTC complaint in 2 minutes.
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Answer 5 quick questions
Product, actual origin, price, claim type, and evidence.
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AI builds your custom complaint
You get a complete HTML document with FTC complaint letter, legal standard guide, evidence checklist, and next steps.
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Report and protect others
File the complaint — and help stop deceptive labeling.
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Questions
Everything you need to know.
What does the FTC require for 'Made in USA' labels?
The FTC requires that a product be 'all or virtually all' made in the USA to be labeled that way. If it contains imported parts or materials, the label must be qualified. We'll help you understand if the product you bought meets the standard.
Can I really file a complaint with the FTC?
Yes — anyone can file a complaint with the FTC. They investigate deceptive practices and can take legal action against companies that violate the rules.
What evidence do I need?
Photos of the product and label, screenshots of the listing, receipt, and any packaging. The guide includes a full checklist.
What happens after I file a complaint?
The FTC may investigate and, if they find a violation, take action — including fines and orders to stop the deceptive practice. Your complaint helps them identify patterns of abuse.
Do I need a lawyer?
No — filing a complaint with the FTC is something you can do on your own. We give you everything you need to write a strong, effective complaint.
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