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Information on types of services and help my office may be able to provide, and how to request more information or assistance. All Constituent work is offered free of charge.

I am honored to represent you in Congress and am here to help in any way possible. I hope all the information in this section will be helpful whether you need help with a federal agency, would like to order a flag, are requesting tours and tickets for a visit to Washington DC, or are considering applying to a military academy. Thank you for visiting!

Please contact us if you are having a problem with any federal agency. While we cannot instruct a federal agency to take any particular action, we can make sure that your matter receives expeditious attention. Where necessary, we can make sure that your matter is carefully reviewed by a supervisor.

To request assistance resolving a problem with a federal agency, please print and fill out our casework authorization form found by clicking here. We are required to receive this authorization before we may assist you. Upon completion of this form, please mail with any supporting documentation to the address at the bottom of the form.

If you require help on an immigration matter, please print and fill out the immigration inquiry form found by clicking here. Upon completion of this form, please mail with any supporting documentation to our San Fernando Valley District Office.

To Contact Congressman Sherman's Office using this site please view our Contact form.

Here are links to some of the federal agencies our office receives the most calls about. If you cannot locate the information you need or require assistance, please contact our San Fernando Valley District Office.

How to apply for a passport www.travel.state.gov/passport_services.html

Immigration and citizenshipuscis.gov
Applying for U.S. visashttps://www.unitedstatesvisas.us
Internal Revenue Servicewww.irs.gov
Social Security informationwww.ssa.gov
Veterans benefitswww.va.gov
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On February 13, 2009, Congressman Brad Sherman voted for the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (also known as the Economic Stimulus Bill). President Obama signed this bill into law on February 17, 2009.

The Economic Stimulus Bill has important provisions to help families deal with college costs. Below are descriptions of the provisions concerning Pell Grants and the American Opportunity Tax Credit.


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Do Not Call
It has happened to everyone. You are in the middle of dinner or watching your favorite TV show when the phone rings. It's not family calling. Nor friends. It's a telemarketer.

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It is important for residents of the San Fernando Valley to remember how vulnerable we are to earthquakes. Many Valley residents have vivid memories of the destruction caused by the Northridge Earthquake. Fifty-seven lives were lost and more than $20 billion dollars in property damage resulted from those ten seconds of violent shaking.

When calamity strikes, good preparation can help mitigate the damage caused, keep loved ones safe, and make it easier for our emergency services to respond effectively.


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Business
View procurement procedures for doing business with the federal government

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Passports
Our office may be able to help you expedite your passport application in an emergency, report lost passports, and monitor overseas travel restrictions.

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Resources for CALIFORNIA residents who are seeking employment.

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Hacker
Information on how to protect your identity from being stolen.

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A list of government websites, offices, courts, etc. in one convenient place.