FAQs About Dan
1. Can Congressman Burton assist in expediting my case with a federal agency?
Although the Congressman cannot expedite a case before a federal agency, his office can obtain status updates on ongoing cases or bring specific problems to the attention of the Congressional liaison units within the federal agency. If you would like for Congressman Burton to get a status on a case or bring your particular issue to the Congressional liaison's unit, please fill out a Privacy Release form and send it back to the address or fax number listed on the form.
2. Can Congressman Burton assist me in obtaining a flag flown over the Capitol?
As a service to the constituency, Congressional offices can provide certified flags that have been flown over the United States Capitol for a nominal price. If you are interested in purchasing a flag, please click here.
3. Can Congressman Burton assist with a legal/judicial matter?
As Congressman Burton is an elected representative within the legislative branch of government, he has no authority over the judicial branch of government. He and his office may only assist with federal legislative matters or with federal government agencies. Legal/judicial matters require the assistance of legal counsel.
4. Can Congressman Burton assist with an issue I am having with the State of Indiana, County or the City?
As a federal representative, Congressman Burton only has authority over federal agencies and legislation. If you are experiencing difficulties with a state, county or city matter, you would need to contact your elected representative for that municipality. If you are not sure who your representative is, you may find that information at www.in.gov .
5. Can I get tickets to the White House through Congressman Burton's Office?
Since September 11th 2001, increased security has reduced the number of tours of the White House. Tours are available on a limited basis.
For the most up-to-date information, call the 24-hour Visitors Office Info Line at 202-456-7041 or call my office at 202-225-2276.
6. Can Congressman Burton help me with an issue with a private company?
As defined by U.S. Congress, Rep. Burton’s casework role is to assist constituents in their interactions with Federal agencies. Congressional offices are prohibited from interacting on any constituent’s behalf when a problem arises between private parties (e.g. mortgage company, credit card company, cable service provider) since that is a situation where one private entity is dealing with another.
