-- Senator John Cornyn
Since assuming office in November, 2002, Senator Cornyn and his staff have helped resolve more than 39,000 constituent cases. These cases have ranged from working with the Social Security Administration to secure benefits for Texas seniors, to working with the VA on behalf of Texas Veterans, to assisting Texans traveling abroad, to helping Texas military personnel and their families. If you need assistance with a Federal agency, click here.
Senator Cornyn also welcomes the opportunity to hear from Texans sharing their views on the important issues that come before the Congress. To contact our offices, click here.
When Congress is in session, Senator Cornyn holds “Texas Tuesday Coffees” to personally meet with any Texans who are visiting Washington D.C. that week. When he is not required to be in Washington for votes, Senator Cornyn travels extensively throughout Texas meeting with thousands of his constituents each year. For more information about attending a Texas Tuesday coffee, click here.
Are you planning a trip to Washington, DC? If so, my office would be happy to assist you with scheduling reserved tours - click here for more information.
The Senate Intern program is a tradition that has been part of the United States Congress for many years. In the Senate, interns provide a valuable service that not only renders substantial assistance to Senators and staff, but often enables them to personally assist the citizens of their state in a variety of ways. In return, interns gain a unique insight into how government works and a behind-the-scenes look at the legislative process. If you wish to apply for an internship with Senator Cornyn's offices, click here.
As the son of a B-17 World War II Air Force pilot, Sen. Cornyn holds members of the United States Armed Forces in the highest esteem. It is an honor and a privilege to nominate outstanding young Texans to compete for an appointment to the United States Military Service Academies. To apply for admission to one of the Academies, click here.
Senator Cornyn is happy to provide all appropriate assistance in helping Texans identify and apply for funding opportunities. In many cases, Senator Cornyn can provide a letter of support for Texas organizations and entities applying to federal agencies for grant funding. If you are seeking Senator Cornyn's assistance in applying for a grant, click here.
This page will help you locate resources all across the Federal government - click here for more information.
Senator Cornyn's office would be glad to request an American flag that has been flown over the United States Capitol - click here for details.
Senator Cornyn would be happy to send congratulatory letters to fellow Texans in commemoration of special occasions such as birthdays, wedding anniversaries, retirements, births, or scouting awards. To apply for a letter, click here.
In addition to the office in Washington, DC, Senator Cornyn has state offices in Austin, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, Lubbock, Tyler, and Harlingen. If you are interested in applying for a staff position in one of Senator Cornyn's offices, click here.
As Texas' first member of the Judiciary Committee since 1961, Senator Cornyn is pleased to engage Texas' best-qualified law students to serve as law clerks and assist me as I fulfill my responsibilities as a member of the Judiciary Committee and chairman of the Subcommittee on the Immigration, Border Security and Citizenship. To apply for a clerkship click here.
Senator Cornyn's office would be happy to provide you with the Senator's photo. To request one, click here.