Constituent Services

• Flag Requests
• Tour Requests
• Service Academy Nominations
• Washington, D.C. Visitor’s Guide
• Contact Congressman Marchant
• Help with Federal Agencies
• Staff Information
• Grant Information
• Financial Aid Information
• Internship Information
• Republican Page Program

Flag Requests: U.S. Flags may be purchased through my office and flown over the United States Capitol. If you would like to have a flag flown, you can fill out an order form and fax it or mail it to the D.C. office, or call the D.C. office and make a request over the phone.

Congressman Kenny Marchant
Attn: Flag Order
501 Cannon House Office Building
Washington, D.C. 20515

(202) 225-6605
(202) 225-0074 (fax)

Tour Requests: My office is happy to assist constituents with setting up tours of the United States Capitol and the White House. Please use the online tour form, call or fax the Washington, D.C. office for more information.

White House Tour Information: All White House Tour requests must adhere to the following security measures set out by the U.S. Secret Service.

• All tour groups should contact their Congressional offices at least 7-8 weeks in advance of the date the tour is desired
• Please have an exact head count of the number of people attending when requesting a tour through your Congressional office
• All White House Tours are conducted on Tuesday-Saturday between 7:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
• All persons are subject to a background check by the U.S. Secret Service and will be required to submit the following information to their tour coordinator in the Congressman’s office
  • *Persons 14 years or older: name (as appears on photo i.d.), social security number, date of birth, country of origin, whether they are a U.S. citizen
  • *Persons 13 years or younger: name, date of birth, country of origin

United States Capitol Tours: Please call or submit a request via fax (see above contact information) to the Washington, D.C. office to set up a Capitol tour. Please supply a date for the tour, number of persons on the tour, and a contact phone number.

Service Academy Nominations: If you or anyone you know is interested in becoming a leader, serving our country, and receiving a top-notch education, consider applying to one of our nation’s military academies.

One of the privileges of serving in the U.S. House of Representatives is the opportunity to nominate outstanding young people from the 24th District of Texas to be considered for admission to one of our nation’s service academies. Applicants should be residents of the 24th District of Texas and between the ages of 17 and 22.

Admission to a military academy is a two-tiered process. The candidate must first of all meet minimum admission requirements set by each individual academy. These standards include specific academic, physical, and medical requirements. Secondly, applicants must obtain a nomination through an official source. Official sources include one of the applicant’s U.S. Senators, his/her U.S. Representative, or the Vice President of the United States. Applicants are advised to apply at least one year prior to desired date of entry.

Please contact the District Office at (972) 556-0162 for more information regarding service academy appointments. For more information regarding each service academy, you can visit their individual websites:

• United States Air Force Academy
• United States Merchant Marine Academy
• United States Military Academy
• United States Naval Academy
• United States Coast Guard Academy

Washington, D.C. Visitor’s Guide: Please explore the following links provided for information about various tourist attractions in and around Washington, D.C.

• The United States Capitol
• Library of Congress
• Bureau of Engraving and Printing
• Holocaust Memorial Museum
• Arlington National Cemetery
• The Kennedy Center
• Smithsonian Museums
• The International Spy Museum
• Trolley Tours
• Washington D.C. Trip Planning Guide
• Visit DC

Contact Congressman Marchant

Federal Agencies: My staff and I are available to assist constituents in gaining access to federal agencies. Please contact our office if you have any questions regarding contacting agencies or specific issues.

We must have your written authorization before making an official Congressional Inquiry with a federal agency. Please print the Privacy Release Form, fill it out and fax it or mail it to my Irving office.

• U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
• Census Bureau
• U.S. Department of Education
• Federal Communications Commission
• Health and Human Services
• Housing and Urban Development
• Citizen and Immigration Services
• Internal Revenue Service
• U.S. Department of Labor
• Medicare
• State Department
• Social Security Administration
• Veterans Affairs

Staff Information:

Washington, D.C. Office:
501 Cannon House Office Building
Washington, D.C. 20515
(202) 225-6605
(202) 225-0074 (fax)

Brian Thomas, Chief of Staff
Neal Carlton, Scheduler/Office Manager
Ryan Young, Legislative Assistant
Chris Edwards, Legislative Assistant
Annie Christian, Press Secretary
Amanda Aulds, Legislative Correspondent

Irving, Texas Office:
9901 East Valley Ranch Parkway
Suite 3035
Irving, Texas 75063
(972) 556-0162
(972) 409-9704 (fax)

Susie Miller, District Director
Stephen Cortes, Outreach Representative
Amanda Post, Constituent Service Representative/Caseworker
John Hayes, Military & Veterans Affairs
Benjamin Tindall, Constituent Services Representatives

Fellow Texans:
While I welcome any and all communication with the people of the 24th District of Texas, regulations require the screening of all mail delivered to the United States House of Representatives for security purposes. Please note that this process will delay your correspondence by several days. If you would like to expedite a response, feel free to contact me via email, fax or phone.

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