Assistance with Federal Agencies
Senator Cardin's staff in his State Office is available to assist constituents with problems with federal departments and agencies as well as information about federal programs (www.usa.gov) and legislation pending in Congress (thomas.loc.gov).
If you are having problems with a federal agency, please feel free to contact the State Office:
U.S. Senator Benjamin L. Cardin
Tower 1, Suite 1710
100 S. Charles Street
Baltimore, Maryland 21201
Phone: 410-962-4436
Fax: 410-962-4156
or by email in the CONTACT portion of this web site.
Many federal agencies require that a PRIVACY ACT FORM be completed by the constituent to allow our office to seek information regarding you. If requested, please complete and print out the form and fax or mail to the State Office (address above.)
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Internships with Senator Cardin
An internship in Senator Ben Cardin's office provides an exciting educational and a behind-the-scenes look at the federal legislative process. An intern provides basic assistance to the staff by sorting office mail, assisting with U.S. Capitol tours for small groups, researching and summarizing proposed legislation, attending hearings and briefings, and drafting constituent correspondence. Interns will have an opportunity to interact with the Senator, his staff and constituents on a daily basis as well as receive full access to the Library of Congress and Congressional Research Service. Click here for more information
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Flag Requests
Citizens of the State of Maryland may purchase a flag that has been flown over the United States Capitol. Click here for our Flag Request Form.
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U.S. Service Acadamy Nominations
The five service academies offer young men and women an outstanding free education while preparing them for a commission in the armed services. Click here for more information.
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Financial Aid for College and Graduate Students
How to find out about scholarships, federal grants and loans that are available to college students through links with the Congressional Research Service and the U.S. Department of Education. Click here for more information.
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Grants
For those interested in federal grants, the Grants.gov website offers a centralized source to locate and apply for up to 900 programs from 26 Federal grant-making agencies. Grants.gov streamlines the process of awarding more than $360 billion, and is one of the principal federal cross-agency initiatives focused on improving access to government services via the internet. Click here for more information.
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Federal Government Jobs and Internships
Looking for a job with the federal government? www.usajobs.gov.
To find a listing of job opportunities with a specific federal agency, check the web site of that particular agency (www.usa.gov).
Students looking for a federal agency experience, can explore opportunities at www.studentjobs.gov.
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