Senator Mark Kelly's office has been helping Arizonans navigate bureaucratic challenges with federal agencies. In 2024, Kelly's team assisted over 4,700 constituents, resulting in more than $8.6 million being returned to Arizona residents, according to Arizona Senator Mark Kelly's website.
Senator Mark Kelly has focused on supporting veterans this year, including participating in resource fairs like one in Yuma to connect rural veterans with important services. Over the course of his term, Kelly’s efforts have resulted in more than $33.3 million being returned to Arizonans.
Ms. Wilbour from Tucson received a back payment of $14,663 and was assured annual benefits of $17,976 after an inquiry into her Social Security benefits. The Patricks, a couple from Phoenix, were initially denied an adoption tax credit after adopting their grandson, but after assistance from Kelly’s office, the IRS issued the credit along with interest.
Ms. Smith from Phoenix received her 2020 tax refund with interest after interacting with the IRS. Veterans like Mr. Kahle and Ms. Winchell from Peoria were approved for specialized care and survivors benefits. In immigration matters, Mr. Unoroh from Tucson received visas and passports for his children, which had been delayed at the U.S. Embassy in Lagos. Ms. Cherry from Phoenix received expedited assistance to secure her first passport for her career as a flight attendant.
Arizona Senator Mark Kelly's website encourages constituents facing issues with federal agencies to reach out for casework support.
