Visiting Washington

Washington DC Congressional Tour Request Form

BEFORE GETTING STARTED PLEASE NOTE:
  • Not all buildings, monuments and museums offer congressional tours.
  • In general, congressional tour tickets are very limited.
  • Tour availability is solely determined by the issuing agencies.
  • Congressman Miller distributes his tickets on a first-come, first-served basis.
  • All tour sites listed on this form, except for the White House and Pentagon, offer both congressional and public tours.
  • Tours listed are free of charge.
  • The White House and Pentagon require each visitor’s full name, date of birth, social security number and other personal information before granting tour access.
For more information or assistance, please call 202-225-3201.

Step 1 – Your Personal Information:
Prefix:
Full Name:
Mailing Address:
No PO Boxes
City, State & Zip:
Email Address:
Home Telephone:
(Your home phone number will serve as your password to access your online itinerary)

Phone while in DC/Cell Phone:
CA Daytime Phone:
Step 2 – How many people are planning to visit Washington, DC?
Total visitors:
Step 3 – What day do you leave California?
Month, Day, Year:
Step 4 – What day do you leave Washington, DC?
Month, Day, Year:
Step 5 - What days are you available for tours and at what time?
Tours of Washington, DC’s top sites are difficult to change or reschedule. Please ensure accuracy when selecting your tour dates.
Date (Example, "Jan 1-15, 2008"):
 Time (Example and best answer, "All Day"):
Date (Example, "Jan 16, 2008"):
 Time (Example, "1pm and on"):
Date:
 Time:
Step 5 – Select the place(s) you would like congressional tour tickets to (listed by most popular):
White House Congressional tours offered Tuesdays - Saturdays, mornings. No public tours. Click link for more information (opens a new page). Minimum eight weeks notice required in order to submit security information in on time. Tours are scheduled at the discretion of the White House and there is no guarantee of availability. Background check required for all visitors.
U.S. Capitol Congressional tours offered Monday – Friday (excluding all federal holidays), 8:30am - 3:00pm. Public tours offered.
Pentagon Congressional tours offered Monday – Friday (excluding all federal holidays), 9:00am – 3:00pm. Minimum three weeks notice required. Background check required for all visitors.
Library of Congress Congressional tours offered Monday - Friday, 8:30am, 1:45pm & 3:45pm. Public tours offered.
Supreme Court Congressional tours offered Monday - Friday, 1:45pm; tickets limited to 6 per family. Public tours offered.
Bureau of Engraving & Printing Congressional tours offered Monday - Friday, mornings. Public tours offered.
Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Congressional tours offered Monday - Friday, 9:30am and 4:30pm, Saturday at 9:30am. Public tours offered.
Step 6 – Is there anything we should know (such as any special needs or circumstances) to help facilitate a great trip?
Step 7: Security screening requirements.

Some government installations, such as the White House and Pentagon, require background checks on all visitors. If Congressman Miller’s tour coordinator needs this information from you to complete a background check, he or she will contact you via your day-time telephone number and/or email address. Required information includes:
  • Full legal name as it appears on a government issued ID card
  • Social Security number
  • Date of birth
  • City, state, & country of birth (such as United States, Mexico, etc.)
  • Country of citizenship (such as United States, Mexico, etc.)
  • Gender
  • Current Address
Again, Mr. Miller’s tour coordinator will contact you requesting this information only if this information is needed to complete your tour itinerary. Once requested, failure to provide this information in a timely manner may result in denial of some government building tours.
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