Probably not, I bet.
It turns out that you can request the information that a government agency has compiled about you. Here is the info:
Privacy Act
Information about you can be obtained under the Privacy Act, 5 U.S.C. § 552a. The government may have private information about you, and the government can only disclose that information if you provide the proper waiver. Privacy Act requests should contain the following information:
1. Complete name and address.
2. Include any identifying data that could help the government identify records related to you, such as date and place of birth, former addresses, or social security number.
3. Describe any particular incidents or events in which you were involved that you think may have come under FBI surveillance.
4. State how much you are willing to pay for duplication costs.
5. Sign the request and have it notarized.
Where to send your request
FOIA and Privacy Act Requests from Oregon should be sent both to the FBI in Washington, D.C.
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Record Information/Dissemination Section
Service Request Unit, Room 6359
935 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
Washington, D.C. 20535