Helping You - Congressional Services

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	HELP WITH FEDERAL GOVERNMENT Assistance for individuals who need help working with a wide range of federal agencies
	CONNECT WITH SAM There are a number of ways to connect with the Congressman and follow his work
	CONNECT WITH CONGRESS In an effort to be as transparent as possible, Congress provides a variety of resources
	VISITING WASHINGTON Find advice and tips for your travel to Washington, including assistance setting up tours
	REQUEST A MEETING A form provides assistance for groups or individuals seeking a meeting with the Congressman
	EN ESPANOL Para los hablantes de Español, una gama de información sobre el Congresista y su trabjo en Washington

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Helping You - Congressional Services

Every day, Central Coast residents contact my offices in Washington and on the Central Coast to inquire about congressional services or assistance. From simple requests to complex problems, my staff can help you. Whether you are interested in having a flag flown over the U.S. Capitol, taking a tour of Washington, D.C., securing an appointment to one of the military service academies, applying for an internship in one of my offices or requesting help with a federal agency, my staff stands ready to assist. We are well practiced in helping constituents resolve problems with all federal agencies, from the Social Security Administration to the Department of Veterans Affairs to Citizenship and Immigration Services. If you find yourself needing help or just looking to sign up for a tour, let me help you.

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In the event you find yourself having a problem with a federal agency and require assistance, you will need to sign a privacy release form. The Privacy Act of 1974 requires that Members of Congress have signed authorization before they can obtain information on behalf of an individual. That's why we need hear from you. Please sign the privacy release form and elaborate on your problem. Please be sure to fill out all parts of the form and include copies of any relevant information related to your request. The form can then be faxed or sent to my office. If you have any questions about this process, please contact my office.

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Consumer Complaints
Education
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)
Housing
Identity Theft
Internal Revenue Service
Labor
Medicare
Passports
Postal Issues
Small Business
Social Security
Veterans Affairs
Visas/Non-Immigrant Visas

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