ADA 30 Days to Comply Act

HR 7668, the ADA 30 Days to Comply Act, amends the Americans with Disabilities Act to require a 30-day notice period before lawsuits can be filed over inaccessible public accommodations. It mandates that individuals seeking access must first provide businesses with a written notice detailing the specific barrier (including address and type), giving owners 30 days to either outline repair plans or make progress on fixing it. This applies directly to businesses operating public accommodations (like restaurants or stores) and people with disabilities facing access barriers. The bill changes the process for filing lawsuits about architectural barriers by adding this mandatory notice and cure period, without altering the core ADA requirements for accessibility.