CRS Reports are issued by the Congressional Research Service directly to members of Congress. The CRS does not make its reports available to the public. Listed below are some sources for CRS Reports.

Broad collections

• Congressional Research Service Reports at UNT Digital Library
• Open CRS
• PolicyArchive
• The Memory Hole
• Frequently Requested Information: CRS Information, Senator Richard G. Lugar
• WikiLeaks CRS reports listing

Specialized collections

• Congressional Research Service Reports on matters of interest to Democrats on the House Rules Committee
• Congressional Research Service (CRS) Reports and Issue Briefs on workplace issues, from Cornell University ILR School
• Congressional Research Service [CRS] Reports, from GlobalSecurity.org
• CRS Reports in Homeland Security/Terrorism and Health Law & Policy, from Thurgood Marshall Law Library at the University of Maryland School of Law
• Congressional Research Service [CRS] Reports, primarily on national security, foreign policy and related topics from the FAS (Federation of American Scientists)

Guides and lists of sources of CRS Reports

• Links to Most Other CRS Reports on the Internet. Law Librarians' Society of Washington, D.C.
• Congressional Research Service (CRS), from the University of Colorado at Boulder
• Congressional Research Service, University of Oregon
• CRS Reports, from Thurgood Marshall Law Library at the University of Maryland School of Law
• Guide to CRS Reports on the Web, LLRX
• Congressional Research Service (CRS) Reports, a service of the Internet Archive
• Congressional Research Service, Wikipedia