Federal Resources for Constituents

Do you need to contact a Federal Agency to assist you with a problem? Below is a list of federal agencies and their websites.  Please contact my Washington, D.C. office at 202-225-6276 if you need any additional assistance. 

General Help:

For the official web portal of the U.S. Government, contact USA.Gov.

For a list of websites of all departments under the Executive Branch, refer to the list compiled by the The Library of Congress.

For questions in regards to federal programs, benefits, or services, contact The National Contact Center.

Specific Agencies and Requests:

For U.S. citizen passports, help with visas, or travel advisories, contact the Department of State.

For help with Social Security benefits and appeals, or help with a new, duplicate, or corrected Social Security card, contact Social Security.

For help with Medicare benefits and appeals, prescription drug services, health plan choices; or help with a new, duplicate, or corrected Medicare card, contact Medicare.

For help receiving Veteran’s benefits or healthcare, burials and memorials, or other special Veteran’s programs, contact the Department of Veterans' Affairs.

For services in regards to the Taxpayer Advocate, click HERE.  For tax forms, tax trails, E-filing, and information on tax payments, penalties, or refunds, contact the Internal Revenue Service.

For help with postal service delivery issues, postage rates and services, or postage fraud, contact the United States Postal Service.

For help with wages, benefits and insurance, compliance assistance, labor certification or workers compensation programs, contact the Department of Labor.

For information on disaster preparedness and response, or the National Flood Insurance Program, contact the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

For information on our transportation system, airport screenings, and no-fly lists, contact the Transportation Security Administration.

For information on border protection, customs enforcement, international travel, or import and export restrictions, contact Customs and Border Protection.

For resources on citizenship and green cards, working in the U.S., or adoption, contact Citizenship and Immigration Services.

For enforcement of immigration and customs regulations, illegal exports and trafficking, or detention and removal of illegal immigrants, contact Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

For information on border security, immigration and cyber security, to file a travel complaint, or for Green Card and Visa information, contact the Department of Homeland Security. 

For information on food and nutrition, conservation of natural resources, marketing and trade, or agricultural education and research, contact the Department of Agriculture.

For questions regarding trade, patents and trademarks, or The Census Bureau, contact the Department of Commerce.

 For questions related to Federal education funding and distribution, data on America’s schools, or to report discrimination against programs that receive Federal funds, contact the Department of Education.

For information on making a more energy efficient home, annual energy reviews, or other energy related inquiries, contact the Department of Energy.

For information on benefit programs and grants, health insurance, or health regulations and laws, contact the Department of Health and Human Services.

For information on home buying, rental assistance, reverse mortgages, or avoiding foreclosure, contact the Department of Housing and Urban Development.

For information related to Native Americans, contact national parks, or a list of departments related to the interior, contact the Department of the Interior.

To report a crime, locate a prison or inmate, report fraud, file a claim, or find a specific form, contact the Department of Justice.

To find local transportation departments, license certification requirements, report airline security concerns, or check drug and alcohol testing rules, contact the Department of Transportation.

To view interest rate data or government seized property, apply for financial assistance, and how to manage savings bonds and securities, contact the Department of the Treasury.

To contact the different military branches, ask questions about military benefits and pay, or inquire about military service and obtain records, contact the Department of Defense.