How Senator Webb can help

As a United States Senator, helping citizens who have questions or difficulties with issues relating to the federal government is among my highest priorities. Our state offices are staffed by experienced professionals who are eager to help. Some of the issues we work on include difficulties with Social Security and Medicare; veterans' benefits; legal immigration; federal student loans; and military service, just to name a few. We can also help answer citizen questions or obtain government publications.

In short, no problem is too big or too small to bring to our attention. We are here to help!

In order to respond to the diverse needs of our Commonwealth, I have established offices across Virginia where my staff stands ready to assist you. If your concern or case requires immediate attention, please call the office nearest you for assistance or appointments.

There may be some answers to your questions that do not require an official inquiry, however, please understand that under federal law, I must have a request in writing before my office can take any action on your behalf. Completing the Constituent Service Inquiry form (pdf) will help us process your request for service, and completing the Privacy Act form (pdf) will give us the ability to access important information regarding your situation. Please mail or fax these forms to it to the office nearest you so that my staff can begin working on your case.

If your problem concerns an agency of the Commonwealth of Virginia, it would be best for you to contact the Governor's Citizen Services staff for assistance. You can find their information at:

http://www.governor.virginia.gov/CitizenServices/

Additionally, you can contact your General Assembly representative in the Virginia House of Delegates or Virginia Senate, found at:

http://legis.state.va.us/

That website can help you determine who represents you in state government.

If your issue is with a county, city or town matter, a listing of localities is available at:

http://www.virginia.gov/community/all.html

If you are not a resident of Virginia, Senate traditions holds that all senators should forward your request to the appropriate state to allow each elected member the best opportunity to assist his or her constituents. You may find a list of United States Senators and their contact information at www.senate.gov. I have confidence that your home state senator will provide appropriate suggestions and assistance.

Internships

Students interning for Senator Webb will have the opportunity to learn about the legislative process and get a firsthand look at how the federal government works.

Full-time and part-time internships are available in Washington, DC and Virginia offices year round.

For more information or to download an application click here »

Flag Requests

Senator Webb is pleased to inform you that his office accepts flag requests to have an American flag flown over the United States Capitol. Click here to download the flag request form »

Service Academy Nominations

One of the greatest honors that I have as a member of Congress is the opportunity to nominate excellent young Virginians as candidates to the U.S. Military Academy, U.S. Naval Academy, U.S. Air Force Academy, and U.S. Merchant Marine Academy. To make this process open to as many young people as possible, I have established procedures that ensure a fair and objective assessment while producing the best-qualified candidates for the academies.

For more information or to download an application click here »