Help with a Federal Agency

As a Member of Congress, one of my most important responsibilities is to help constituents interact with the Federal government’s many agencies and offices. To request assistance with your case, please follow the steps below.

Step #1: Complete and sign one of the appropriate privacy release forms.

The Privacy Act of 1974 (5 U.S.C. § 552a) requires that Members of Congress or their staff have written authorization before they can obtain information about an individual's case.Therefore, we must have a completed and signed privacy release in order to begin work on your case.

Step #2: Upload your completed privacy release form and any additional documentation by completing the form here:

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*Only residents of MI-07 congressional district are able to complete this form. If you are unsure if you live within the 7th district, click here to find out.

If you are experiencing a problem with a state-level agency such as the Unemployment Insurance Agency, Secretary of State, or Michigan Department of the Treasury, you are best served by reaching out to your state representative or senator's office.You may look up your state-level elected officials here. In addition, the Governor's office has dedicated constituent services representatives who are available to assist you with case specific concerns. Click here for more information on assistance from the Michigan state government.