Congressman Dingell is able to help his constituents in Michigan’s 15th District resolve problems that they may have encountered with federal agencies. While Congressman Dingell cannot force a federal agency to act in his constituents’ favor, he is able to facilitate the processes involved to gain fair hearings for his constituents’ cases and is sometimes able to advocate for favorable outcomes.

More information about federal government programs and services can be found below. Congressman Dingell may be able to assist constituents in these areas:

• Financial Aid for Students
• Business Opportunities with the Federal Government - Guidance and online procurement procedures for doing business with the federal government.
• Grants and Federal Domestic Assistance - Guidance and Internet resources on Federal grants and nonfinancial assistance, as well as on private foundation funding.
• Small Business Administration - Information on loans, grants, and licensing.
• Department of State Travel Information - Passports, visas and other travel information.
• Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services - Information on services, benefits, laws, and INS request forms.
• Department of Veterans Affairs - Veterans benefits and health care.
• Social Security Administration - Information on benefits, services, and missing checks.
• Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
• Department of Labor - Compensation and certification programs.
• Internal Revenue Service - Information on filing your taxes, necessary forms, products, and services provided by the IRS.
• Department of Housing and Urban Development - Federal loan programs and housing vouchers.
• National Personnel Records Center - National Archives and Records Administration provides access to military and civilian personnel records. 
• United States Postal Service - Postage rates, zip code finder, and various online services.
• First Gov - Easy to use connection to government online services.

For Further Assistance Please Contact Your Nearest District Office