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U.S. Department of the Treasury Read the latest Treasury news Office of Foreign Assets Control A Part of Treasury's Office of Terrorism and Financial Intelligence MENU * Search * About OFAC * Recent Actions * Sanctions Lists * Sanctions List Service * Specially Designated Nationals (SDN) List * Consolidated Sanctions List (Non-SDN Lists) * Other OFAC Sanctions Lists * Sanctions List Search * Sanctions Programs * Russia-related Sanctions * Iran Sanctions * North Korea Sanctions * Cuba Sanctions * Counter Narcotics Sanctions * Cyber-related Sanctions * Venezuela-related Sanctions * Complete List of Sanctions Programs and Country Information * Submit a Report * Contact Us Enter Search Term(s): Advanced Search BREADCRUMB 1. Home 2. OFAC License Application Page * Specially Designated Nationals List (SDN List) * Consolidated Sanctions List (Non-SDN Lists) * Additional Sanctions Lists * Search OFAC's Sanctions Lists * Sanctions Programs and Country Information * Recent Actions * OFAC License Application Page * Additional OFAC Resources * Frequently Asked Questions * Civil Penalties and Enforcement Information * OFAC Reporting System * Selected General Licenses Issued by OFAC * Contact OFAC OFAC LICENSE APPLICATION PAGE A license is an authorization from OFAC to engage in a transaction that otherwise would be prohibited. To apply for a license, click the link below or scroll down for more information on the different licensing categories. Apply for an OFAC license RELEASE OF BLOCKED FUNDS If your funds have been blocked or "frozen" by a financial institution or other party due to a possible link to OFAC-administered sanctions, you may apply for a specific license by clicking the Apply for a License button above. Select "Release of Blocked Funds" as the application type on the first page of the application. TRAVEL TO CUBA You may not need to apply for a specific license. Before applying for a specific license, please review the information about Cuba travel and the 12 categories of general licenses related to Cuba travel found in the Cuba Assets Control Regulations (31 CFR part 515). To the extent that your proposed travel falls within the scope of an existing general license, you may proceed without applying for a specific license from OFAC. General licenses constitute blanket authorization for those transactions set forth in the relevant regulation and are self-selecting and self-executing. Persons traveling pursuant to a general license do not need to notify OFAC of their travel plans. It is OFAC's policy not to grant applications for a specific license authorizing transactions where a general license exists. If you determine that a general license does not apply, you may apply for a specific license by using this online application process. OFAC will consider the issuance of specific licenses on a case-by-case basis when a general license provision is not available. Please read all instructions and relevant information fully before submitting an application for a specific license. Do you have questions about traveling to Cuba? * Please review the Frequently Asked Questions regarding recent changes in Cuba sanctions policy. * Please note that the U.S. Department of the Treasury does not issue visas to travel to Cuba. For more information on visas to travel to Cuba please visit the Department of State's website on International Travel for Cuba and visit the section of this site labeled, "Entry, Exit & Visa Requirements." AGRICULTURAL AND MEDICAL ACTIVITIES IN IRAN AND SUDAN For information related to licenses authorizing exports of agricultural commodities, medicine, and medical devices to Iran and Sudan pursuant to the Trade Sanctions Reform and Export Enhancement Act of 2000 (TSRA), please see our TSRA page, TSRA Frequently Asked Questions, and TSRA Application Guidelines. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ON OFAC LICENSES For additional information, please see our Frequently Asked Questions regarding OFAC licenses and licensing procedures. CONTACT OFAC'S LICENSING DIVISION If you have any questions about the application process, please contact OFAC's Licensing Division at (202) 622-2480. 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