Who Should I Contact?

Please read all of the information below to learn about the District and DC office functions, and how the staff may best serve your needs!

Constituent services are a priority for Congresswoman Lee. Below, are suggestions on where to direct your message or request for the Congresswoman and her staff. For more specific information on any of the services described on this page please visit my Constituent Services Page.

To expedite your request, you can call the numbers below, or e-mail the Congresswoman by using the webforms linked to on this page. Please use the form specific to your type of request (i.e. Capitol tour request).

Which Office Should You Contact?

District Office – Individual Assistance with Federal Agencies, Grants, Student Services
The District Office staff works with local and state governments and organizations, and coordinates the Congresswoman’s events and town hall meetings in the 9th Congressional District. All constituent services are handled by the staff in the Oakland office. They will find answers to questions about housing, the military, postal service, veterans’ benefits, Social Security, Medicare, immigration, the IRS, pension benefits, passports/ visas, education and labor. They can also help with grant appplications as well as student services including academy nominations and internship applications for the Congresswoman’s Oakland office. Lastly, please contact the District Office to request letters of condolence or congratulations Congresswoman Lee. 

• Please fill out this "Casework" form for individual assistance with Federal Agencies or Grant Applications.
• Please fill out this form to request letters of condolence or congratulations.
• Please feel free to call the Oakland office at 510-763-0370 to speak to someone directly regarding assistance with any these issues.

Washington Office – Legislation and Federal Policy, Tours, Visiting the Capitol
In addition to supporting Congresswoman Lee with her legislative duties, the Washington staff serves as a constituent resource regarding legislation. They can also assist you in scheduling tours for your trip to the nation's Capitol and provide tickets to the House Gallery when the House is in Session. The DC office also handles requests for flying a flag over the Capitol and processes internship applications for the Washington, DC Office. 

• Fill out the Legislation Comment Form to let me know about your concerns with any particular issue or piece of federal legislation
• Fill out this form for assistance in scheduling tours for your trip to Washington D.C. or to request a flag to be flown over the capitol.
• Please feel free to call the Washington office at 202-225-2661 to speak to someone directly regarding assistance with any these issues.

Please Note: Due to security screening, any hard mail sent directly to the Washington, DC office will be delayed by a minimum of 3 weeks.

Press & Media

All press inquiries should be directed to Mr. Sean Nichols in Congresswoman Lee’s Washington, DC office. He can be reached by calling our office at 202-225-2661.