I want to serve my constituents in any way I can. Whether you need help with a federal agency, are trying to find out if federal grants are available for your project, or are considering applying to a service academy. I hope all the information in this section will be helpful.
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Passports
To obtain a passport, apply in person, at your local post office or courthouse several months prior to your planned departure date. The average time to get a passport is six to eight weeks, with the wait frequently much longer in the summer months.
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Assistance with a Federal Agency
I receive thousands of requests for help resolving problems with our nations' various government agencies. We handle these requests through our District Office in Tulsa.
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Visting Washington, D.C.
Some tours require no reservations; others require reservations well in advance of the tour date. Our office can assist in scheduling a tour of the United States Capitol and of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Please fill out the tour request form or call us at (202) 225-2211 and let us know what we can do for you.
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Help with Federal Grants
The following links may be helpful to you or your organization in locating valuable grants. Please contact my Tulsa office at 918/749-0014 for additional assistance
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Internships
Internship applicants must have completed their first year of college or be sponsored by an internship program. Applicants of the 1st district receive first priority.
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Flag Requests
If you're interested in having a flag flown over the Capitol you can do so by submitting a request. Visit the flag information page to learn more about the flag request process and what you need to do to submit your request
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Kid's Page
The following links and documents may be helpful to students and teachers studying American history...
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Service Academy Nominations
Candidates seeking a nomination from this office must have legal residence within the First District of Oklahoma to be considered for a nomination.
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Commemorative Letters
Letters of congratulations are available from the President of the United States in honor of birthdays for persons 80 years and older and anniversaries 50 years and more. Please contact Representative Sullivan's Washington, D.C. office for assistance in obtaining one of these letters.
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Congressional Page Program
To be eligible to serve as a page for the school year, applicants must be at least 16 years of age at the time of their appointment, be in their junior year of high school, and have a cumulative grade point average of "B" or better in all major courses to date. |
