Constituent Services
Our office recently assisted a senior constituent who had been struggling to regain enrollment in Medicare, forcing her to pay out-of-pocket for medical appointments and services for the past 10 months.
Despite her efforts in trying to sort out her issue with the U.S. Department of the Treasury, the constituent remained unable to access the healthcare coverage she needed.
Our office recently assisted a constituent who had an overpayment of over $35,000 dating back to 2018 from the Social Security Administration (SSA).
Our office recently aided a constituent and Greek immigrant with scheduling her oath ceremony so she could fulfill her dream of becoming a U.S. citizen.
Our office recently assisted a retired member of the NYPD and former federal employee who worked at the Department of Veterans Affairs in unlocking his TreasuryDirect account after being locked out for several weeks, preventing him from accessing his investments.
Our office recently helped a retired NYPD Detective and 9/11 first responder receive health care coverage under the World Trade Center Health Program (WTCHP).
Our office recently helped a Brooklyn widow recover thousands owed to her in survivor benefits from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).
Our office recently helped a Brooklyn constituent obtain documents so she could travel to care for her father who was facing a severe medical condition and required emergency medical treatment.
Our office recently helped a constituent's mother get a B1/B2 visiting visa so she could be present for the birth of her first grandchild.
Our constituent is due to have her first child at the end of March, and she wanted her mother, who lives in Kosovo, to be present for the child's arrival.
Our office recently helped a Nigerian immigrant, who became a legal U.S. citizen, reunite with his two children (4 and 14 years old) who were still living in Nigeria with their mothers.