As a Member of Congress, Congresswoman Matsui can provide a variety of government services to constituents in Sacramento. Assistance is offered on a non-partisan and equal-opportunity basis to all residents of the Fifth District. Please contact Congresswoman Matsui's office with any questions. 
 

Washington, DC Tour and Reservation Information
For Sacramentans thinking about visiting Washington, DC, Congresswoman Matsui and her staff can help you plan your trip. She can also provide you with information and reservations for many of the exciting sites and attractions in our nation's capital.
 

Help with Federal Agencies
Sometimes it can be difficult to understand the complicated regulations of our federal agencies. Click here to find out how Congresswoman Matsui may be able to assist you.
 

Flag Requests
Congresswoman Matsui can help you commemorate a special occasion by having a flag flown over the U.S. Capitol. Learn more about this service and download a flag order form.

Grant Information and Assistance
Every year, the federal government distributes over $300 billion in grant money. Congresswoman Matsui can answer questions about grant programs and write letters of support for some projects. Click Here for information on Federal Student Aid.

 
Matsui E-Newsletter
Sign up for e-mail updates from Congresswoman Matsui in her monthly e-newsletter. Learn about important federal government activity and legislation in both Washington, DC and Sacramento.


U.S. Service Academy Nominations
High school students interested in pursuing a career in the armed forces may wish to request nomination to a service academy from Congresswoman Matsui. Learn more about the nomination process for Fifth District constituents.
 
 
Internship Opportunities
Congresswoman Matsui has internships available in both her Washington, DC and Sacramento offices. These positions are a unique and exciting way to gain experience in a congressional office and a window on the federal government. 
  
 
Page Service
The U.S. House of Representatives hires high school juniors to serve as pages for one or two semesters of a school year, or a summer session. Student applicants must be sponsored by a Member of Congress, and Congresswoman Matsui is pleased to support constituents in this process.