Requestor -> requester

_includes/content-blocks/login-verify-identity.md

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-### Verify your identity with Login.gov (required for first-time domain requestors) {.h4}
+### Verify your identity with Login.gov (required for first-time domain requesters) {.h4}
 
 Before you can request your first .gov domain, we’ll require you to verify your identity with Login.gov. This is a necessary layer of security that requires you to prove you are you, and not someone pretending to be you. You’ll need a state-issued ID, a Social Security number, and a phone number for identity verification. You’ll be prompted to verify your identity when you begin the domain request process. 
 

pages/help/help_account-management.md

@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ We recommend adding your work email address to your existing Login.gov account a
 
 Login.gov will prompt you to verify your identity before you can request a .gov domain.
 
-### Verify your identity with Login.gov (required for first-time domain requestors){.h4}
+### Verify your identity with Login.gov (required for first-time domain requesters){.h4}
 
 Before you can request your first .gov domain, we require you to verify your identity with Login.gov. This is a necessary layer of security that requires you to prove you are you, and not someone pretending to be you. You’ll need a state-issued ID, a Social Security number, and a phone number for identity verification. You’ll be prompted to verify your identity when you begin the domain request process. Read more about [verifying your identity with Login.gov](https://login.gov/help/verify-your-identity/how-to-verify-your-identity/){.usa-link--external}{target="_blank"}.
 

pages/help/help_faq.md

@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ For eligible government organizations, .gov domains are **FREE**! Learn how to g
 ## I'm working with a government organization. Why do I have to provide personal information to request a domain on their behalf? {#working-with-a-gov-org}
 Since most governments in the U.S. operate transparently, it’s usually not difficult to discover information about an organization. Anyone can easily find the names, roles, or email addresses of those employed, or details like official records, budgets, or a tax ID. However, it can be difficult to know whether someone approaching us actually is who they say they are, or that they really represent their purported organization.
 
-To prevent someone from using public information to impersonate a government or an official, as well as discourage unauthorized individuals or ineligible organizations from requesting a domain, we verify the identity of new domain requestors using Login.gov. Once your identity has been confirmed, we then conduct a manual review to assess whether you actually work for, or on behalf of, a government.
+To prevent someone from using public information to impersonate a government or an official, as well as discourage unauthorized individuals or ineligible organizations from requesting a domain, we verify the identity of new domain requesters using Login.gov. Once your identity has been confirmed, we then conduct a manual review to assess whether you actually work for, or on behalf of, a government.
 
 Login.gov is a secure, government website that adheres to the highest standards in data protection. Most of the data you submit is not stored. You can learn more about the [privacy and security measures](https://login.gov/policy/){.usa-link--external}{target="_blank"} taken to keep your information safe.