U.S. Congressman Kenny Marchant

Proudly Serving the 24th District of Texas
Casework & Constituent Services
Casework & Constituent Services

Constituent Testimonies 
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One of the most important functions of my District Office is to help people navigate federal agencies. Although the District Office cannot override the decisions made by a federal agency, the office can make an inquiry on a constituent’s behalf to answer questions, find solutions, or just cut through the red tape.                
           
 How to Receive Assistance  What agencies do you need help with?
In order for you to open a case with the office, you will need to complete the following forms and either mail or fax them to the District Office.

To speak with a caseworker over the phone, please call the Distrcit Office at 972-556-0162. 		  

 

  
  • Department of Education
  • Federal Communications Commission
  • Housing and Urban Development
  • U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
  • Internal Revenue Service
  • Assistance with Military Decorations
  • Department of Labor
  • Medicare
  • Military
  • Service Academies
  • Office of Personnel Management
  • Passport Service
  • Postal Service
  • Social Security Administration
  • Department of Veterans Affairs
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    Privacy Authorization
    Form    		 Casework Request
    Form
    Congressman Kenny Marchant
    ATTN Caseworker
    9901 E. Valley Ranch Pkwy
    Suite 3035
    Irving, Texas 75063
    Fax: (972) 409-9704     

    Casework Limitations and Restrictions 
    Please keep in mind that while my office can act as a liaison between a constituent and a federal agency, in noway can my office circumvent the laws, regulations, and procedures set forth by federal law. However, we may act on your behalf to ensure that your case is handled appropriately, efficiently, and in a manner consistent with your rights as a citizen of the United States.

    Due the office's role as a federal entity, it cannot assist constituents with issues regarding  Texas state agencies or  judicial matters.
    Examples of State Issues Examples of Judicial Matters
  • Child support
  • Motor vehicle registration or loss of license
  • Welfare
  • State taxes
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  • Child custody
  • Divorce
  • Criminal investigations and prosecutions
  • Imprisonment
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