Requires written notice and a 30-day window for owners to respond before a lawsuit can be filed over an architectural barrier at an existing public accommodation under the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Official title: ADA 30 Days to Comply Act

Next stop House floor: awaiting a vote

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House

Introduced 04-DEC-2025

Referred 04-DEC-2025

Approved by committee 26-MAR-2026

Key points

Bars a civil action over an architectural barrier at an existing public accommodation until the person has given the owner written notice specific enough to identify the barrier.
Gives the owner 30 days after notice to provide a written description of planned improvements, and if one is provided, 30 more days to remove the barrier or make substantial progress on removing it.
Requires the notice to describe the circumstances of the denied access, including the property address, whether help removing the barrier was requested, and whether the barrier is permanent or temporary.

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Committee referrals (1)

Policy area

Civil Rights and Liberties, Minority Issues

Sponsor Michael Lawler (R-NY) Cosponsors · 3

■ 2 R■ 1 D

2 Republicans

1 Democrat

congress.gov page Introduced in House (04-DEC-2025)