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Tom Cotton The office to call when a federal agency won’t get back to you — from Social Security and Medicare to immigration and passport delays.
United States Senate The office to call when a federal agency won’t get back to you — from Social Security and Medicare to immigration and passport delays.
Sort out Social Security or Medicare
Missing checks, denied claims, enrollment tangles.
Track down VA benefits
Claims, healthcare, and lost military records.
Get a passport unstuck
When you have travel coming up.
Check an immigration case
A status stuck at USCIS.
Chase a tax refund
Refunds that never came; IRS disputes.
Fix federal student aid
FAFSA and federal loan problems.
What they work on Committee assignments 01 Energy & Natural Resources
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02 Armed Services
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03 Intelligence
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Bills before their committees In the newsroom & library
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In committee
Senate bill proposes rules to cap and seal abandoned oil wells in the ocean to protect water and communities.
In committee Congress is considering a bill to protect the Endless Mountains region as a national heritage area.
In committee Congress is reviewing a new law to make sure defense contractors prioritize the needs of military service members.
In committee A federal bill that speeds up approval for oil, gas, and renewable energy projects on public lands and waters.
The facts
Office United States Senate
Party Republican
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Add to your dashboard Personal water cooler break Cotton, Tom serves as U.S. Senator from Arkansas. Party affiliation: Republican. Chamber: us senate. Visit the official website for more information. This profile is part of our community's effort to make government accessible and transparent. Knowing who represents you is the first step to civic engagement. We believe every neighbor should be able to reach their elected and appointed officials easily. Tom Cotton serves in the U.S. Senate.