| My district office
in Memphis provides casework assistance to residents across the 9th
Congressional District. Providing constituent services is the district
office's primary responsibility and one of my top priorities. |
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| There are six
full-time caseworkers in my district office who are dedicated to helping
people resolve problems with federal agencies. After your initial
contact with my office, a caseworker will obtain the information requested
or act as your liaison with the appropriate government agency. My
office will attempt to resolve communication problems, paperwork glitches
or get your problem back on track with the appropriate agency. Typical
problems involve issues surrounding, veteran's affairs, immigration,
Social Security and passports. Whatever the situation, rest assured
my staff and I will do everything in our power to get a response to
your concern. Although I cannot guarantee a favorable outcome, we
will do all we can to help you. |
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| What
Next? |
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| Under the provisions
of the Privacy Act of 1974, I must have formal authorization from
you before seeking disclosure of your records. This law was enacted
to protect individuals from unauthorized disclosure of personal information
without their consent. If the information you need is more than an
informational referral (i.e., a telephone number), please sign and
return the privacy release form below to my Memphis office at 167
North Main Street, Suite 369, Memphis, TN 398103. You may also fax
the form to 901-544-4329. |
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| After receiving
the privacy release form, a member of my staff will call to discuss
the situation with you. |
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| Click below to
download the privacy release form: |
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| Privacy
Release Form: Word Format |
| Privacy
Release Form: Adobe Acrobat Format |
| Privacy
Release Form: Word Perfect |
Constituent
Casework