Went here to day not for SSN stuff but for a Disability hearing. The place is very quiet. We…read morewere the only ones there when we arrived at 0900. A few others came and hour later and it was still quiet. While the hearing was going on, I sat in the waiting area and talked to the individual providing security. He is actually part of Homeland Security, he's not a contract business. Found that interesting. He was a great guy, passed the hour and half pretty fast chatting with him since it wasn't busy. Place is clean. There was another older gentleman on the other side of the sliding glass window answering phones. That was sort of weird actually, he was a bit loud even even with the window closed. Building is nice. Not sure it's age, tho it doesn't look old. Been well kept. Exterior shares a cobblestone drive courtyard with a high rise hotel. It's really pretty out there with all of the trees. If you come here, it's because you have to, it's not a place to recommend as it's not an elective place to attend. Tho, if you do have to come, it's a pleasant experience.

So... We all know government agencies are somewhat nonsensical :)…read moreTook a friend to get a replacement for their SS Card, not a bad wait. Here's the kicker, at some point a certified birth certificate is not acceptable? Go figure.. She was told needed a doctor's statement with name & dob signed & stamped!! Kid you not! The response to shock was "I don't know this is you" This says welcome FRAUD. We all know there are bad actors in every profession. So you could create multiple versions of identities. Sent request to Doctor office, stated had to be stamped. Finally got the letter, no stamp (they don't have one) Went right back, 20-25 minutes later process completed. Birth Certificate works to get a passport (at least it did) Can you think of any reason it would not be accepted for replacement SS Card & since when? Oh! If you are trying to get SSD for anyone this after 400+ days. 1st thing I heard when I got a person is well you know Covid-19 backlog! Additional fact this is for Widow's benefits spouse passed 11/2024. recording says 200 days

I had a surprisingly pleasant experience here trying to get my out-of-state car registered. I've…read morebeen here twice, both at opening, and both times was in and out in less than 10 minutes. Just make sure you are bringing the right paperwork! This is NOT where you get a new driver's license. Go to the DPS for that.

Very nice and friendly staff. I have only been here for vehicle registration. The line could get…read morelong, but it goes quickly. Oh, if you know you live in Dallas County, but one of the staff tells you it might be Collins or whatever else, be patient and ask them to check again. Last year I lived at the same place, came here to get my registration, didn't have any problem. This year, I was told my zip code belongs to Collins County. The zip code is 75287 btw, and it's right on the borderline of 2 counties. Eventually she agreed with me that yes, the address belongs to Dallas County. Also, make sure you bring cash, if you don't want to get charged for using debit/credit card. The fee is min $3.5 up to 2% I believe.

The key to wait times is checking in online via the link sent through text or email. Come prepared…read morewith your documents and you'll be all set. I had a fantastic experience. Took less than an hour for my 7:55am appointment(it's 8:36am and I'm writing this review). Be Aware that certain tasks may take longer, I was simply updating my out of state license to a Texas license. Great experience, very kind and respectful employee who helped me. The people managing lines may come off as rude but understand they need to get things moving and dont have time to mess around. Come prepared and be respectful and you shall receive that in return. One of the best experiences at a DMV.

Half the time the online scheduling is not working or having some kind of technical difficulties…read more It was a chore just to get into the system because the system would not accept the information that I knew was accurate. Finally, after several tries, I was able to make an appointment. All I needed to do was to change the address on my driver's license. The system gave me an appointment for 6 weeks later. Time went by, several weeks. As my appointment approached, somehow, and I do not know or remember how, I found out that I did not need an in-person appointment for a change of address. This time, the system was working and it allowed me to enter my new address and I received my new license in about 2 weeks. What should have been easy and quick was neither. The system needs to be more user-friendly and efficient.

Great staff and clean facility. Many of the officers have been there for 10+ years & seem to enjoy…read morewhat they do. They are very knowledgeable about how the processes and kept the visitors safe. My rating is in reference to the employees and facility effectiveness - NOT the experience of people being incarcerated nor seeing it. That part made me anxious and sad. It's depressing in there.

Cops helping locate or find any information on anybody is useless they all say something else. The…read morepeople look like they hate their jobs. It took me almost 5 hours to get anything from anyone. There is rapist drug dealers robberies killers and way worse. This place is worried about the wrong things. They take FOREVER to do anything. Nobody answers any phone calls. I was given multiple numbers and websites all useless. I bailed the person out in the morning and it's been 7 hours since and we are still waiting. I hope everyone follows the laws to a t because this is the WORST place to get arrested in.

Took Dart downtown to Union Station, walked one block to the George Allen Courts Bldg. Easy peasy!…read moreYou don't even have to buy a Dart ticket, just show your jury summons. When I arrived we lined up and they tore off one little juror card and we were all immediately excused "due to Covid"! The court attendants were all very nice. So, I did go through security so I could use the restroom and then I was on my way back to Dart to catch the train home. I've never been here for Jury Duty, I've always gone to Frank Crowley in the past. The building and hallways looked very clean and the restroom was spotless.

03/17/22- Thursday…read more This was my first time here. I felt very safe parking my vehicle here. Not that expensive. It's close to the Red Museum...

It looks like it'd take a long time once you walk in, but the processing was super efficient. You…read morewait in a distanced line to speak with the pre-screeners who make sure you have all the right documentation, they then give you a number which is called out by the processors. From start to finish, it took about twenty minutes, and I was handed new plates (new state registration). Ez pz!

Came here to register our vehicle since we are new to TX. They were only letting a certain number…read moreof people inside so I had to stand outside. They did have an area covered to help with the sun or rain but if it's a long line not everyone will be able to be under it. Thankfully it was a nice cool morning. I didn't have to wait long before I got to go inside. It took around 30 mins from the time I got in line and walked out with my tag. The DMV rep that I got to work with was Barbara. She was super nice and helpful. Everyone who worked there was nice and professional. This was one of the best experiences that I've had at a DMV. Btw: they're only letting one person per household inside, if you need someone else to go through the process. The other person has to stand at the exit door until they're needed. They're letting children go in with the adult. Mask are required.

They have been very efficient in sending mail to us. Also, no issues with package pick ups. Their…read moreapp is very useful too.

They refuse to follow delivery instructions, and don't even give a package alert if the package is…read morea size they don't like. Ive had gift cards go missing, credit cards never delivered, even court documents returned and when the court requests my current address and I give it to them, they think *I'm* lying bc of the returned documents. As this has to do with custody, this is unimaginably horrible!

A lot of marketing in Prevention but If they stole your SSN...they do not even know what to to and…read moreyou are screw

Christian sent paperwork to the wrong address twice. Six months later, I called the main SSA in DC…read moreto get the situation fixed and she called me up to yell at me (!) and claim she hadn't sent the paperwork to the wrong address. I said she had. If she sends it, I'll gladly fill it out and return it. She swore she would, and if she didn't have it back in 2 weeks, she'd cut our disability payments, making us homeless. Of course she hasn't sent it. I called to ask to speak to a manager and never got to bc "they're all busy." Luckily I'm resourceful and found it online and filled it out there. It's being processed without her interference.

Well organized as long as you make an appointment in advance. We were in and out!…read more Come prepared and this will be an easy appointment.

Hi old folks! Yes, you too. If you're looking at the Social Security Administration, you're getting…read moreup here in age like myself. Okay so it's just me? Given the current cuts DOGE went about with a chainsaw, one would expect the SSA to be off pace a great deal. Well you'd be wrong. My experience has been exemplary. They seem to have really stepped up their efforts to still provide the best service. I expected this to take time given the numbers of physicians I see, specialty care, records from more than 6 different offices or agencies trying to be precise with details. I was under no illusion this would be a fast process. I wouldn't want it to be. Decision of this magnitude deserve time so they can be thorough. Given all that, and the people there having to go in to work under pressure of threats to their very careers and livelihoods? That alone would crush the spirits of even the toughest worker, so I fully understand they are fighting a battle now, yet they dig in. I feel for every worker out here in this new environment of fire first, ask questions later. I for one could be more proud of the job they do. We're all going through a struggle, some of us more than others. It's good to have an agency within our government that is here to help make that struggle more bearable, less alone. 5 stars isn't nearly enough these days. IMHO, they are truly doing a bang up job no matter the personal outcomes. Peace folks.

Everyone knows what Dallas is most famous for and sadly that's the murder of JFK…read more They're also known for the Dallas Cowboys football team and of course the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders. It's also home to University of Texas, Southern Methodist University, Dallas Arboretum, Perot Museum, Dealey Plaza museum and more. Known as a tech and finance city. The area boasts art, architecture, city scape, restaurants, and more. A lot to do and see in Dallas.

I love the city skyline as we drive through Dallas. The downtown buildings and skyscrapers all…read moreover are beautiful works of art. And it's nice that they light up some of the buildings at night. Well done Dallas!! The freeways and tollways are hard to navigate, but thank goodness we have GPS to help. My Mother always had a tough time navigating through here in the 70's and 80's -- that was way before GPS.