If you're having a problem with a federal agency, believe me, you're not alone. Each year we help thousands of constituents who have questions or need help with federal agencies. If you can't get an answer from a federal agency in a reasonable time or if you have been treated unfairly, we might be able to help resolve a problem or get you the information you need. You will need to fill out a privacy release form before submitting any request to Congressman Kennedy.

Here's some information that might be of help for the most common questions we are asked.

• Veterans
  Problems with veterans benefits, eligibility determinations, VA home loans, and replacements of medals earned.
• Social Security
  Social Security benefits and eligibility or missing checks are things we help with often.
• Immigration
  We help with naturalization applications, immigrant petitions for relatives and adjustment of status applications that are delayed or lost.
• Housing
  Problems with housing vouchers, federal loan programs and HUD.
• Passports
  Getting passports in an emergency, lost passports and overseas travel restrictions. .

HELPFUL LINKS

• Senate
  
• House
  
• Agencies that Support Congress
  
• Executive Office of the President
  
• Executive Departments
  
• Other Government Sites
  

SENATE

• Committee office websites
  
• Senate home page
  
• Senate leadership
  
• Senators on the web

HOUSE

• Committee Office websites
  
• House homepage
  
• House organizations, commissions
  
• House leadership
  
• Office of the Clerk
  
• Office of the Inspector General
  
• Representatives on the web

AGENCIES THAT SUPPORT CONGRESS

• Architect of the Capitol
  
• Congressional Budget Office
  
• General Accounting Office
  
• Government Printing Office
  
• Library of Congress

EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT

• The President
  
• The Vice President
  
• The White House Home Page
  
• The Cabinet

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS

• Department of Agriculture
  
• Department of Commerce
  
• Department of Defense
  
• Department of Education
  
• Department of Energy
  
• Department of Health and Human Services
  
• Department of Homeland Security
  
• Department of Housing and Urban Development
  
• Department of the Interior
  
• Department of Justice
  
• Department of Labor
  
• Department of State
  
• Department of Transportation
  
• Department of the Treasury
  
• Department of Veterans Affairs

OTHER GOVERNMENT SITES

• Thomas - for constituents who want detailed information on legislation, the Library of Congress hosts Thomas, a website containing the most thorough information on legislation available to the public.
  
• Healthfinder - Health topics by the Department of Health and Human Service for men and women, by age from kids to seniors, by race and ethnicity, and for parents, caregivers, and health professionals for quick access to the concerns that matter most.
  
• Consumer - a one-stop site for detailed information on thousands of consumer products and services, including children, food, health, home, product safety, money, technology, and transportation.
  
• Federal Student Aid - Free application for federal student aid online, or request a paper copy and apply for over $60 billion in loans, grants, and work study assistance.
  
• National Highway Traffic Safety Administration - Whether for new or used vehicles, it provides the latest in vehicle information covering recall information, known safety problems, crash testing information and statistics, injury prevention, regulations, standards, research and development, star ratings, fuel economy, and more.