Help With A Federal Agency

One of my most important duties as a member of Congress is to help constituents navigate federal agencies.

If you are a resident of Washington’s 10th Congressional District and are experiencing issues with a federal agency, my office is here to help.

While I cannot override federal agency decisions, I can inquire on your behalf to:

My staff and I are committed to ensuring you receive a fair and timely response to your concern, though we cannot guarantee the outcome of your case.

If you are requesting assistance, you must complete a Privacy Authorization Form in accordance with the Privacy Act of 1974.

Please select and complete our online, DIGITAL PRIVACY RELEASE Form or our printable GENERAL PRIVACY RELEASE Form except for the following agencies:

U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services (USCIS)
- Complete both the USCIS PRIVACY RELEASE and GENERAL PRIVACY RELEASE
- USCIS INSTRUCTIONS
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)
- Complete both the ICE PRIVACY RELEASE and GENERAL PRIVACY RELEASE
U.S. Passport Agency (Passport Services)
- Complete the PASSPORT PRIVACY RELEASE

How to submit the Form:

Step 1: Download the correct Form

Step 2: Complete the Form as instructed

Step 3: Sign and Return the Form to my office using one of the following methods:

Email (preferred): StricklandCasework@mail.house.gov
Fax: (360) 459-8581 
Mail or In-Person Drop Off (during District Office hours):
- 420 College Street SE, Suite 3000, Lacey, WA 98503

Please Do Not Submit A Privacy Release Form If Your Issue Is:

Legislative (e.g., supporting/opposing federal laws, specific bills, or legislation). Instead, you can share your views by contacting the Congresswoman through the Contact Me tab on this website.
A State, County, or City issue (e.g., Washington State Employment Security Department, child support (DSHS), local law enforcement, property taxes, state legislature matters, or judiciary-related concerns).

For more information, visit the various Federal Agencies: