Casework

Helping the citizens of South Carolina's 5th District cut through government red tape to solve their problems with federal agencies is an important part of my job as your U.S. Representative.

While I can't ask a federal agency to do anything they are not authorized to do under law or regulations, I can make sure that all of your rights are protected and that errors in procedure are corrected. My staff and I will do everything we can to make sure that you receive fair treatment and will work together with you and the agency to review and, hopefully, resolve the matter.

Checklist to Determine if Your Inquiry is Casework

This checklist will help you to determine whether your difficulty is something that I have the authority and jurisdiction to assist you with.

Prepare Your Case

If you have determined your difficulty is a casework matter, click here for instructions on how to prepare and proceed in sending your request to my office.

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Spratt Introduces Bill to Continue Low-Income Students' Access to College and Preserve Thousands of Jobs
WASHINGTON - U.S. Rep. John Spratt (D-SC) today introduced legislation to extend the life of the Perkins Loan program, giving 500,000 low-income students greater access to college each year and providing jobs to thousands who administer and service the loans nationwide.

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