Our office will make every effort to assist Arizonans with specific concerns involving a federal agency such as: Social Security, Medicare, veterans or military affairs, federal taxes, federal retirement/annuity benefits, passports, or immigration issues.

To begin this process, you must first complete a Privacy Act Waiver. The Privacy Act of 1974 requires written permission before a congressional office may make inquiries to a federal agency on your behalf.

The form must be signed by the person directly affected, unless that person is a minor or has the federal agency’s approved third party authorization form.

Our staff works as liaisons between constituents and federal agencies. Our office cannot force an agency to expedite a request or act in your favor. Although we are unable to guarantee a particular outcome, we assure you that we will do our best to help you receive a fair and fast response. To initiate a request, please complete our online form below.

Important to Note:

• As your United States Senate office, our jurisdiction is over federal matters.
• We are unable to intervene in state or local government issues, or court cases/civil disputes.
• We cannot provide legal advice or act as an advocate in legal matters.
• If your problem involves an agency of the State of Arizona, we encourage you to make an inquiry with the Governor of Arizona (https://azgovernor.gov/) or your Representatives/Senator in the Arizona State Legislature (https://www.azleg.gov/).
• If your request is time sensitive, please call our office at 602-598-7327.

Arizona Veterans and Military Families: click HERE to access our Veterans Resource Guide for services and resources across our state available to you.