How to Apply for the Anti-Weaponization Fund

Step-by-step guide to preparing your Anti-Weaponization Fund claim — what to document, how to organize your case, and how to be first in line when filing opens.

Last updated May 22, 2026 By LawfareClaims.org

Step-by-step guide to preparing your Anti-Weaponization Fund claim — what to document, how to organize your case, and how to be first in line when filing opens.

What Is the Anti-Weaponization Fund?

The DOJ Anti-Weaponization Fund is a $1.776 billion fund announced by the Department of Justice in May 2026. It is intended to compensate individuals and organizations who believe they were targeted by federal agencies — including the IRS, FBI, and DOJ — for political reasons during the Biden administration.

Current Status

  • Announced: May 2026
  • Total fund: $1.776 billion
  • Eligibility criteria: Being finalized by the DOJ commission — start building your documentation now
  • Claim portal: Not yet open — sign up below to be notified the moment it launches

Start Building Your Case Today

The earlier you begin organizing your documentation, the stronger your claim will be when the portal opens. Use our free eligibility check to assess your situation, then choose the filing package that fits your needs.

Ready to lock in your claim?

We file the moment the portal opens — or get full legal team support with the Standard package.

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