A big fan of Express Car Titling 2. Although this visit was a long wait as we waiter more than 30…read moreminutes for a client who did eight plates in one go. You can use your app and show them copy of your insurance. Bring your personal ID in my case a TX Driving license; and copy of the inspection. All is good and off we go!

Hoy fui por el sticker de mi auto y la verdad , el trato no fue muy grato por parte de las dos…read moreseñoras y mas de la gordita le hable en español y ella me estuvo contestando en ingles y pues ok , pero a los minutos entro un muchacho y con el si estuvo hablando español WTF! . Y la otra señora me pregunto varias veces si no me habían multado por el sticker seme hizo raro eso nunca me habían preguntado eso. Y asta me dijo firma aquí de que me dijiste que no te multaron . Super raro eso por mi parte no vuelvo a ese lugar.

Army Community Center better know as ACS offers a number of different programs for military members…read moreand their dependents. From financial classes to copies and a computer room with a fair number of printing privileges. Their costumer service is exceptional.

With a Proxy MFR I ended up Out Processing for a Soldier. Here is my experience…read more.. During the the Summer due to COVID19 and all pandemic measures my soldier was unable to out process and final out. He was told he would have to assign someone to out process for him. I spoke to the civilians over the phone who reassured me that was definitely the case and not to worry. The soldier left the state without his DD214 because the civilian explained now days it is emailed to the soldier. I thought that was odd but due to Pandemic measures I thought..okay. A month later I started "Out Processing for him" It was a pain but it went smooth. I did not encounter any issues other than all the offices have different schedules and procedures due to COVID19 but got most of it completed in less than 2 days. All civilians and uniformed were courteous. Then, we ran into a hiccup.. I was to officially "final out" for him.. when it came to my attention some miscommunication due to ignorance in regards to the "lingo." Out process - can be done for the soldier with a proxy. Final Out - Only the soldier can get that done. According to what I was told the soldier can final out in person or over the phone. The Soldier will not get their DD214 unless he/she Final Out on their own. If Soldier fails to Final Out on time. (Date in their orders) He or she is will not be able to get their DD214 and it may take up to 5 years to get it from HRC. Yup.. we learned.. Thankfully it all worked out for us and also thanks to the staff who was very supportive by willing to work with us. Apparently The confusing part was.. He claims he was told he couldn't final out unless he had fully "Out Process both post and his unit" Because of COVID19 at the time most offices were closed to Out Process Post. Then, He was going to out-process his unit but he was told he couldn't without out-processing Post. ... Do you see the cycle.. Miscommunication, Perception, Ignorance and Perhaps Unwillingness.

If you are a transitioning Soldier, whether you're retiring, ETSing or being chaptered out, you…read morewill spend some time in this building. Transition assistance in the Army has come a long way. Even only 10 years ago or so, it was almost nothing when you got out of the Army service. Now, every Soldier is required to go through at least 5-day transition training to prepare oneself for the life after the Army. Other programs are also available such as internship and skilled job apprentice training. People who work here, counselors in particular and NGO and other government agency reps are fantastic IMHO. They care about what happens to Soldiers who transition to be veterans since most of them are veterans themselves. Now, having said that I encountered some people who are less than pleasant in their dealing with you. They probably don't enjoy working in their capacity and act like you are bothering them by you being there. That's very unfortunate because aforementioned counselors do really care and so their best to help you out anyway they can. Opportunities given through this program are phenomenal and they are all FREE. If you are transitioning out, and eventually every Soldier will sooner or later, you really should take your transition seriously and take an advantage of this great service offered! Certain services rendered here are for life for transitioning Soldiers as "Soldiers for Life" suggests. That's a great service!

This is a great organization helping business owners and members. The Chamber helps you be…read moresuccessful. You just need to talk to the right person since there is a wealth of knowledge here. They help start ups as well as businesses that have been around for years. Their contact base is enormous and they have access to members of the city as well as state. I look forward to the impact of this group as the city continues to grow.

The Chamber is a great place to work and to connect with the city of El Paso. The CEO, Mr. Richard…read moreDayoub has an extensive network that he may connect you with and is very knowledgeable of everything that goes on around the city. If you are a business owner, or want to establish deeper roots in El Paso, reach out to the Greater El Paso Chamber of Commerce.

I have been here are few times with my mom. There are several stations and representatives do a…read moregreat job assisting you.

VES is a service that conducts C&P Exams for the Department of Veterans Affairs for Service Members…read morethat are seeking VA Compensation for disability and injury that occurred while serving in the military. When a service member is wounded, injured or has other, non physical wounds after separating from service, the VA will often give you care, financial compensation, or both (or neither - let's be honest). But prior to that happening, the VA schedules several exams to compare what they actually see (find), vs your medical records, vs what you're actually claiming is wrong. To do this, they have vetted and approved doctors all over the world that conduct these screenings for them, and the findings and recommendations are sent to the VA for review and decisions. Here in El Paso, we have a VA Hospital, a company called LHI, and for me, I was assigned to the VES - Veterans Evaluation Services. Due to having served 22 years, and being in combat 11 times (deployments), there's a lot that broke on me. My hearing, my back, my arm, my knees, my brain... I had about 20 different claims. Not all of them are ones I'm seeking financial compensation for - some of them I just simply want fixed (like my 3x operated on broken back lol). However, in order to verify what's wrong, if it's wrong, how wrong it is, the VA does contract service providers like VES to conduct comprehensive assessments. This particular one is very nice. The office is nice. When you arrive, they check you in. They politely thank you for your service, and offer you snacks and sodas and waters while you watch movies and wait on a very clean and comfortable waiting area. The doctors (real doctors at that), also great you respectfully and thank you for what you've done. They listen to you as well - it's not just a base level exam where the docs don't care what you're saying. I appreciate that too. For 22 years I sucked up every broken bone, explosion, cut and scrape and bruise ... and now, it's time for the Gov to give back (financially) or fix (physically), the pieces of me that I gave to the country. And I want to note that THIS place and THIS staff is incredible. I say that because I was at another location for another type of VA Exam in El Paso - yea, let's just say I had to initiate a formal complaint. I was disgusted in the behavior and lack of professionalism towards veterans, wounded veterans, or even just as "medical providers" period. To be fair, it wasn't the doctors - but their scrub-wearing-but-never-even-went-to-college-let-alone-medical-school staff that was doing the admin stuff. anyways... this place is not that place. I actually like coming here. They do an incredible job and they truly do a service and credit to our nations warriors... after their war is over.

There are times when one simply needs to use our postal service, and I am always pleased with the…read morepersonnel at the offices. I very rarely ever have to wait long before being motioned to approach the counter. It was no different earlier today, during my brief lunch, when agent David indicated readiness to help me. I had already prepped a large envelope with a magazine inside, and wanted it sent the least expensive way possible. After weighing it, punching a few numbers into a computer, he replied that the easiest way was to insert the packet inside a USPS mailer. Not only was it more secure, but the mailer was emblazoned with USPS-appropriate colors/shipping info/identification. What's more, it cost less! You can't get much more satisfying than that--nearly immediate service, then having to pay less; hardly ever hear that anymore! Highly recommended!

They lost my 300.00 package. Thanks usps. They offered me 50$ in insurance which is way under the…read morevalue. They lost in in transit so it was taken by someone inside usps. This is bs and they should find it or refund my money on this package.

I've been to the library a handful of times now and so far I've been really pleased! I set up my…read moreaccount and request for a library card online. Once it was approved, I picked it up at the library. So far I've browsed books at the library and checked them out, rented ebooks through Libby, and placed books from other branches on hold at this library. It's all been super easy! And staff has always been very friendly and helpful when I've gone it. It's a great part of the community!

The first library I ever went to in El Paso was Richard Burges Library and I pretty much thought it…read morewas the best thing ever because all I really cared about was if they had the books I wanted (which they always did and I didn't even know about the system they had in place where you can request basically any book). I never used the computers or anything like that, I was always in and then back out. Falling in love with this library can be likened to falling in love with Chili's. It's okay and certain aspects of it are more than okay, but better exists. Most of the libraries in EP have something unique about them whether it's the design of the entire building or hidden reading spots throughout. I do find the RBL a bit dull in that aspect, but by the same token it kind of reminds me of the school library from The Breakfast Club. The isles of books are pretty straightforward. Kiddie section to the far left. Information desk as soon as you walk in. Tables in the open areas. It's just simply a library. Nothing more, nothing less. This library is one of the older ones so I really do hope that they take some interest in it and make some changes that could definitely liven the place up. It's also conveniently in the same building as the police station in the NE. I don't know why that would be convenient, but in case you need to report a crime and pick up a book or two, this is your one stop shop. This library is good for the person who just wants some peace while reading or working because I have noticed the RBL is ten times quieter than any of it's sister libraries. I know all the other ones don't care if you're having a full fledged convo or if you're talking business on the phone, but I never see that at this one. Also it's all an open room so that may be why since the sound would travel through the entire place if you were yapping away on your cellphone.