Mark R. Warner

Our office assists Virginians with a specific concern involving a federal agency.  Due to The Privacy Act of 1974, you should first submit a written inquiry to our Washington, D.C. office.  We must have a written statement bearing your signature before we can begin work on your case.  Please include copies of all correspondence you have received from the federal agency involved as well as your home address, phone number, email address and original signature. Please do not email your request.

As quickly as we receive your written request through the mail, we will acknowledge receipt of your information with a return letter that will provide you with the name of the staff assigned to your case. 

Caseworkers can help residents understand their individual problems involving Social Security, Medicare, veterans or military affairs, federal taxes, passports, or immigration issues. In the event of an emergency, please call our office at 202-224-2023.

As your United States Senator, federal issues fall within our jurisdiction. If your problem involves an agency of the Commonwealth of Virginia, you may first want to make an inquiry with the Governor of Virginia (www.virginia.gov) or your member of the Virginia General Assembly (www.legis.virginia.gov). 

Click here for more information on assistance with specific federal agencies.

Our office can help you take full advantage of your trip to Washington, D.C. by arranging tours of the Capitol Building, the White House and other National Landmarks. 

• If you are planning to visit Washington, D.C. soon and would like to reserve a tour, please call our office at  202-224-2023.

To make a request for a flag to be flown over the U.S. Capitol, please download and complete this form and mail it to our office.