Do yourself a favor and drive to the Alexandria location, if you can…read more I waited in line outside so I would be there first thing when they open in the morning. I was the second person in line and the woman at the desk already had a huge attitude. The waiting space is small and they don't have enough employees for the location. Expect long wait times and extremely rude employees. Also (at the time of this writing) masks are still required inside. They do not provide any at the door and they will send you away if you don't have one, so come prepared!

We came in, signed in, got seen within a couple of minutes of being there…read more We explained the situation. Needing a new SS card for my daughter, who was with me. We completed the application online for the replacement card. So she took scans of our IDs and handed us a slip stating we should receive the replacement card in about 2 weeks. And we left. Assuming we get the replacement card in the expected timeframe, I would say the whole experience was a pleasant one. Of course no one wants to visit the social security office, or any government office, but for us, this was easy, everyone was professional, and we had a brief visit, and a pleasant afternoon. I can only hope every interaction is as productive.

Extremely under staffed, only 1-2 agents are working. Security guard is very rude, he pick and…read morechoose to help you or ignore you! Be prepared to wait 3+ hours if you don't have an appointment!!

Yes- the police officer/security guard was helpful as he realized my son and I were deaf. I asked…read morehow long it would take and he gestured- 45m to one hour. Sure enough it was 45m and the man working with us was very friendly and helpful. We had the same experience twice so the office is our go-to, not any other office!

This is a nice small town library. There is a decent selection, and you can go online and have…read morebooks brought in from the county's larger branches as well. They have story time for kids during the school year, and a summer reading program when school is out. There are some options for adults too.

Long wait but friendly staff. The facility was well managed with security. The staff was…read moreknowledgeable about our process and provided next steps based on Federal Law.

Understaffed federal employees doing the very best they can with limited federal budget. Don't go…read moreon Monday as that is busiest day. SSA now requires an appointment for most so call first and get an appointment.

I waited less than five minutes got what I needed, It was the best experience I have ever had at…read morethe Social Security office.

Spouse went to update her surname to my surname using our certified Baltimore City marriage…read morecertificate, and the "specialist" persisted that she couldn't do it. That we needed a court order as well indicating she's changing her last name. We made another appointment the next at another office, was out with her updated surname in a couple of mins.

The atmosphere inside the waiting area is about as depressing as you would imagine for an SSA…read moreoffice. However, if you arrive early in the morning (as soon as they open), the wait time can be minimal. Mr. Tabb made my experience into a surprisingly pleasant one. I told him exactly what I needed and he was quick to get it done and explain everything to me, while having a small conversation between waiting for his computer to load and the printer to print.

SSA has now contracted out it's login responsibility. Shame on them. I am now locked out of the web…read moreapp and neither Login.gov nor ID.me can help or want to help very much. SSA folks, as nice as they are in this office, have absolutely no ability to fix this anymore for their customers. Shows Government at its most incompetent. Too bad, when SSA folks ran things, everything worked. These new multi- BS authentication tools are literally locking me out permanently with no obvious way to fix it, and I went in to the SSA office. Now drafting a letter to the Director of the SSA, so you know that will go absolutely nowhere. Will be fun at tax time when I don't have a 1099, yeah!

My wife and I went there to get ID cards. Justin was very instrumental in ensuring we got proper…read moreservice. The entire staff were very supportive.

I've been in here a few times in the last 2 years, and I have only had to wait more than 5 mins for…read moreservice ONCE. Hitting the ID card facility around 10 seems to be the best- the early risers are already through, and the procrastinators are waiting until later. They had plenty of staff and we walked right in, got a number and when the girl at the reception desk checked that we had what we needed, we went right to the lady to be served. The lady who gave the ID card was pleasant, thorough and respectful. WE were in and out of the whole process in 5 mins! Things to remember: Bring 2 forms of ID with you!!! Bring a book, but you hopefully won't need it.