My Global Entry interview experience at Harry Reid International Airport was very smooth and…read morehelpful. For anyone going: head to Terminal 3, park on the left side, and go inside. Take the elevator to the second floor, then walk all the way to the left side of the building. You'll see a door covered with signs like "Do Not Disturb," "Do Not Open," and "Do Not Knock" -- that's the right place! Once you're there and waiting, an officer will come out and collect your passport. The staff were super friendly, and the whole process was easy and efficient. I was expecting to wait forever, but not at all!

First off, it is a bit difficult to find. Enter Terminal 3 from the parking garage, turn left, go…read moreto the top floor, walk to the end of the building. It is a door just past the Lost & Found alcove. DO NOT KNOCK ON THE DOOR. There are signs posted saying not to knock, or try to open the door. The seat where they interview customers is just inside the door, and it interrupts the process. A BP officer will come out and get you for your appointment. The process was pretty quick, some questions, photo and fingerprints. Overall, not too painful, other than the 2.5 month wait for an appointment.

Not going to lie, visiting one's Social Security office can be a bit of a hair raising experience…read more Lots of people, security at the door, tense, confusing, paperwork ridden, exhausting. It is what it is. Toshima at the front when I first walk in made my two visits to the SS here on Buffalo a 4-star experience. Having to go twice on behalf of a family member and sorting out their mountainous pile of medical paperwork to properly file SSDI for them, I am already overwhelmed before I even walk thru the door. But when I do, Toshima is at the first window kind of hollering at folks walking in and asking "do you have an appointment?" He is a super nice guy, you can just tell, despite him hollering at you thru the plastic partition from behind his desk. He is quick to help and offer advice without attitude or tone. Clearly there is a lot of reason for an employee at an SS office to be short tempered or at the end of their rope, but Toshima is real, measured, human. In the sea of confusion surrounding all that I was addressing, Toshima was clearly knowledgeable, experienced, trying to move my process along and doing what he can to make sure I have everything in order that they requested, thus why I was there to begin with. He interacted with me in a way that made the SS office seem "human" if that makes sense. He does not want you to waste your time or their time. He might be a unicorn in the whole experience, but again, he is worthy of making my experience a 4-star event. So yeah, my first Yelp review of a Social Security office and hopefully my last, but Toshima warrants a shout out in exceeding my expectations that were super low prior to walking in.

from the manager to the employee, they do not know how to say please we're asking you to do…read moresomething or asking for a document THE MAN. You feel like a criminal like I do not deserve to be spoken with manners.

These days it's a kiosk that makes life easy!…read more Keep your life simple, renew your tags every time here. If it's the status quo in your life then it's the easy for you. The hard part is keeping it simple truly. This kiosk makes life simple come and renew the tags here every time. Life savers . But your info needs to be the same at the DMV. Thank you for keeping this part of renewing our tags simple.

I'm obsessed with the DMV kiosks around town!! They make life so much easier!! It takes 5 mins and…read moreyou got your new tags! I rarely ever go to the DMV since they have these bad boys everywhere to do the job!

Dear Entire Metro Las Vegas police and fire department,…read more We are a very lucky group of 6 that survived this horrific tragedy. We just want to say from the bottom of our hearts and beyond, thank you. You put your lives on the line to save ours and we cannot be more thankful. Without the communication you had with each other the outcome could have been worse. Your team worked together and you got him before he could hurt more innocent people. We are forever grateful and thankful for your act of bravery and strength for us. We want to thank you for how quickly you were able to detect where he was and stopped him. Our words of thank you cannot express enough but we still want to say it. THANK YOU!

Everyone that we dealt with was nice, professional and very patient. We were impressed with how we…read morewere treated.

I always fly Southwest! They offer 2 free check in bags (for FREE99) and 2 carryons (one above you…read moreand one under the seat ...when there's a delay ..it can't be helped..they are great, friendly, and organized ...we choose our own seat on the flight and lately it is not crowded on the flights..love it! Las Vegas in always fun because you can play a few slots on your layover ..my flight is "on time" and I am so HAPPY! There are so many shops to buy unique items ..restaurants to just relax in ...or food court with fresh vegan options

So I'm leaving Las Vegas in late for my flight. 45 minutes before the flight was to leave, I…read moreapproached the counter for my airline. Kiosk told me I had to see an agent. Agent told me I had a missed my flight. When I protested, she told me "there's a huge line at security, and your flight is at the furthest gate, you'll never make it." She issued us boarding passes for a flight 11 hours later. Upon arrival at security, I found no line at all. My companion passed through quickly, but I did not.Because when my carry-on bag was suddenly shunted out of the x-ray machine for more inspections, I sent my companion on to try to catch the flight. Inexplicably, my bag was rummage through until the TSA worker said "this must be it" and removed to zippo lighters from my bag. First, there is no rule against zippo lighters in carry-on luggage, second, these were brand new still in boxes and had never had fluid in them. I bought them there in Vegas, the most expensive ones I had ever bought. I asked the agent, "if I miss my flight can I come back and get them? Ship them home?"She said no, once I take them they are gone. Leaving security, I turned the corner to find that our flight was at the very nearest gate, the aircraft still there, and my companion seated on board. The flight attendants joked that my companion had told them I would buy them lunch, I turned as if to approach one of the restaurants in the terminal, they laughed and pulled me in for the aircraft. We sat there another 20 minutes, and we were not even the last ones on board. It's nonsensical it was absurd. I believe the terminal agent alerted security to delay me because she knew I would be furious to find my flight still boarding when I was refused. Besides that, almost all airports in the United States sell the items that they take from folks on auction sites that are publicly accessible. As far as I can see McLaren does not, and that shady lady probably took my zippo lighters home with her. Kudos to Southwest Airlines for getting us on board even without the correct boarding passes. Common sense rules at Southwest. As far as the airport, TSA, and their regard for our rights and our convenience, they get a big fat F. Subsequent calls to that TSA office, Regarding the legality of traveling with such items, me nothing but the following quote. "Our agents can pretty much do what they want." Calls to the regional TSA office, and emails, got nothing but an automated response stating we have received your comment and will get back to you. No such luck. Thieves and liars. Wish I'd gotten their names. Anyway, thanks for keeping us all safe.

I am only giving 2 stars because the 2 times I've been in there I've had good case workers. Other…read morethan that the system is a joke! I can't get food stamps for my family because my husband "makes too much" but after rent, utilities and bills we barely have anything leftover for groceries. Meanwhile, people are in the welfare office with Gucci shoes, Dolce & Gabbana shoes and a Gucci purse LOL and I bet they got approved for whatever they applied for. I don't take advantage of the system like most people do and all I need help is with groceries. My husband even Ubers on the weekends and we still struggle due to inflation. When is it going to end?

There's no such thing as a " good " welfare office, but this location is super fast if u have to go…read moreits worth the drive to come to this one

When I was unsure about what branch of service to go with, I was glad I came here first. I met…read morewith a SFC Fred , and she was able to explain to me the difference between them, also help me understand the benefits of choosing the right branch moving forward. I look forward to my career with the Nevada Army National Guard, and I thank her for putting me in the right path!

Everyone in the recruiting station is able to answer any questions you have about the Guard. There…read morewas no issues with my enlistment, and I was walked through the entire process while understanding everything that was coming my way as well. They were willing to work with me in every way to make sure I left satisfied. It was a decision I don't regret.

The staff was very nice and friendly! Our lawyer was amazing going in with us although he didn't…read moreneed to step up I felt more comfortable. From the guards to the interviewers it was a pleasant experience. The person I went with passed yay! But they did study a lot. They will try to rephrase questions so you really have to study! The longest you study no need to be nervous

My husband recently had his citizenship interview and test at this USCIS location. We were…read morepleasantly surprised by how smooth the process was. He arrived on time and was seen right at his scheduled appointment time--no long wait, which we really appreciated. The staff was professional and the environment felt calm and organized. He mentioned that the civics test went well overall, but that some of the questions felt a little tricky--not hard, but worded in a way that made you think twice. If you're preparing, definitely study thoroughly and don't just memorize the basics. Overall, a positive experience. Efficient, respectful, and no unnecessary delays. Just come prepared and stay calm!

Quick easy and the Clear agents where fantastic easy as 1,2,3 no waiting and they email and text my…read morenumber

I let my preTSA expire. If I renewed it earlier, I could have done it online. Now, I need to go to…read morea office to reapply. Filled out the pre-application forms online and got a next day appointment. The others reviews here are so helpful. Parked in short term Terminal 1, parking, crossed the pedestrian bridge on floor 2M, and found the office easily. A nice woman got me checked in with my birth certificate (no copies) and my Real NV DL, paid the $78 fee with a cc, answered a few questions, signed, and took my picture (no smiles), and we are done. 10 minutes! 48 hours later, I'm approved and have a KTN #! Keeping my shoes and belt on for the next 5 years!