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Conduct business with FSA online

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February 24, 2026

For your convenience, Farm Service Agency (FSA) is modernizing and expanding our digital services. To conduct business with FSA online, producers will need a Login.gov account.

About Login.gov

Login.gov is the public’s one account for government. Producers can use one account and password for secure, private access to participating government agencies, including FSA.

Creating a Login.gov account is the first step to working with FSA online through the farmers.gov portal.

Visit farmers.gov/account to create your Login.gov account. If you already have a Login.gov account, you can work with FSA using your existing account.

Follow the steps below to create your Login.gov account and tie it to your FSA customer record:

  1. Create your Login.gov Account
  2. Complete Identity Verification
  3. Link your FSA Customer Record

Linking your FSA customer record

If you have worked with FSA in the past and have an FSA customer record, the system will attempt to automatically link your Login.gov account to your existing FSA Customer Record and send you directly to the farmers.gov portal.

If you are new to working with USDA, you will need to create an FSA Customer Record. This record is sometimes called a Business Partner ID, BPID, or Business Partner Customer Record. After you verify your identity online, you will be taken to a page to fill out and submit a form to begin that process.

Work with FSA online

Once you have a Login.gov account, you will be able to complete the following from a laptop or mobile device:

  • View applications
  • Certify and submit applications
  • Track application and payment status

To learn more about what FSA-related business can be conducted online, view the Your Farmers.gov Account Fact Sheet.

For assistance creating your Login.gov account, visit https://login.gov/help/.

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