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Home Constituent Services
It is my goal as your Representative to provide the best constituent services possible.
Do you need information about federal grants or higher education loans?
How about assistance with immigration, Social Security, Medicare,
housing, or veterans' health care? Would you like to purchase a flag
that was flown over the U.S. Capitol? Maybe you need answers to some
questions concerning your business or want to obtain information for an
upcoming trip to South Florida or Washington, DC. I hope that you find
the links below to be helpful in answering the above questions and many
more.
- Help With Federal Agencies. My South Florida offices
can help you with problems you may have with a federal agency or
federal program such as: the Social Security Administration, Medicare,
the Veterans Administration, any branch of the Military, the Internal
Revenue Service, the State Department, the U.S. Citizenship and
Immigration Services, the U.S. Postal Service, and others. For more
information about how my office can help you, click here.
- Help With Immigration.
My South Florida offices can assist you in working with the U.S.
Citizenship and Immigration Services. To find out how you can obtain
assistance, click here.
- Help With Student Loans.
As a father of three children, I know first hand that paying for
college and graduate school is often difficult and overwhelming. But,
as I found out, help is available. To learn how you can receive help to
pay for post secondary education, click here.
- Flag Requests.
The American flag is a symbol of our national unity. It serves as an
inspiration to all who believe in the freedoms that we enjoy here in
the United States. To order a flag that has been flown over the U.S.
Capitol Building, click here.
- Washington Visitors Guide.
Are you planning on visiting Washington, DC in the near future? My
Washington office can assist in arranging tours of the U.S. Capitol,
Library of Congress, The White House, The Kennedy Center, and the
Florida House. To learn more, click here .
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