1. How can I get in touch with Congressman Reyes?
Congressman Reyes can be reached by mail, e-mail, or by telephone. Also, Congressman Reyes’ staff is always available to assist you. Please see the "Contact Information" page for address and phone numbers or the "Voice Your Opinion" page to email Congressman Reyes.
2. How can I find information on current or past legislation sponsored/cosponsored by Congressman Reyes or other Members of Congress?
The Library of Congress provides a free and easy-to-use online service called THOMAS (http://thomas.loc.gov) that provides information on current or past legislation simply by entering the bill number or name of the sponsoring Member or Senator. If you do not have access to the service, please call our office (DC or El Paso) for assistance.
3. I am having trouble getting assistance from a federal agency (Social Security, Immigration Service, etc.). Can Congressman Reyes help me get in touch with a federal agency?
The Office of Congressman Reyes provides services to constituents residing within the 16th Congressional District. Office staff can answer some of your questions, or can communicate with federal agencies on your behalf. Please see the "Help with Feds"page for specific instructions.
4. I will be visiting Washington D.C. in the near future, can Congressman Reyes help me schedule a tour of the U.S Capitol and the White House?
Congressman Reyes’ office can assist in scheduling tours for the U.S. Capitol, the White House, and other popular attractions offering tours. Please see our "Visiting D.C." page or call our Washington D.C. office and ask to speak with the Tour Coordinator.
5. My organization would like Congressman Reyes to participate in our event, who do I get in touch with in his office?
To request a meeting, or to have Congressman Reyes participate or take part at an event, please contact the scheduler in the office. Please see our "Contact Information" page for phone numbers and contact names.
