Not me. but you can get it here. Apparently Martin Luther's Kings's file was 17,000 pages long. Somebody was watching that guy. http://www.fbifile.com/get-my-file.html
Do I Have an FBI File? If you are an adult citizen of the United States, or if, after 1996, you have ever applied for credit, you have an FBI File. At that time the FBI spent millions with ChoicePoint Inc. to buy information on virtually all adults living in the United States with any credit or public record history. ChoicePoint, formerly a part of credit-reporting company Equifax, is a database compiler selling personal information for a profit. Using your Social Security number as the key identifier, ChoicePoint compiles dossiers on citizens from credit reports, and from public records such as court files, property tax documents, business incorporation filings, and professional license applications. ChoicePoint aggregates this up-to-date information and sells it to the FBI. Following below is a list of the other most common areas of collection: Everyone arrested and booked into custody of law enforcement - a police record Government employees Immigrants who have become U. S. citizens All those with Green Cards Foreign nationals visiting the United States Every person involved in counter-intelligence Suspected organized crime members Members of recognized 'hate groups' Elected/Serving Politicians Professionals fingerprinted for their profession, example: stock brokers; realtors Close associates of the above listed categories of people.
My father supposedly has a file opened on him with the FBI. When he was in the Navy, he had a sensitive communications and encryption job. He was thinking of making a career of it, but decided to marry a French woman (my mother). The Navy said he couldn't keep the job and marry a foreign national because of security concerns, so he quit the Navy. And, the FBI opened a file on him, just in case.