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My office’s services are a public resource for constituents in our community, so please feel free to let my staff know how we can help you. Contact us if you are having problems with Social Security, Medicare, veterans or military affairs, immigration, passports, or other issues involving the federal government. My office is here to help constituents cut through the red tape, solve problems, and answer any questions about your casework.

There are multiple ways you can engage with our office, whether by email (Jayapal.Casework@mail.house.gov), fax (771-200-5813), phone, or postal mail. If the issue is time sensitive, please follow up with our district office in Seattle, WA by calling 206-674-0040.

If you are NOT a resident of the Seventh Congressional District, please contact your representative. You can find your representative here. We will forward requests from residents of other districts to their representatives, but that may delay a response to your inquiry.

Agency assistance is a two-step process:

FIRST, fill out the privacy act waiver form below to contact our office. Please provide all contact information, any relevant identification or case numbers, and as much relevant information as possible so that we may quickly respond to your request.

Privacy Act Waiver form

For immigration-related casework, please fill out our Immigration Casework Privacy Act Waiver form.

SECOND, the Federal Privacy Act requires us to have your handwritten permission before we contact government agencies on your behalf or discuss your case in detail.

Once your form is filled out and signed (the law requires your original handwritten signature), please mail to our Seattle office at:

Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal
2033 6th Ave, Suite 1011

Seattle, WA 98121

You may also e-mail us an electronic form to our casework e-mail at Jayapal.Casework@mail.house.gov.

When we receive your completed form, we will open a case file and keep you informed of our progress.

Do not submit a form if:

  • Your issue is legislative. For example: support/opposition of federal laws, a particular bill, and/or legislation. You can express your opinions on issues or matters before Congress by emailing the Congresswoman through the Contact Me tab on this website.
  • Your issue involves a State/County/City concern. For example: issues dealing with the Washington state Employment Security Department, Washington state Child Support (DSHS), local law enforcement, local property taxes, issues before the Washington State Legislature, and any matter before the Courts or within the Judiciary Branch of government.