Fun place with nice employees. If you win more than $599, come here for a visit and get a check…read more I did not win more than $599, but I always learn the hard way. Less than $600 can be claimed from the area you purchased the ticket or scratch-off. This is a busy place, so bring some patience and just breathe. They work quickly and explain every step.

Worked well for us!…read more We are new to Texas and needed to register our vehicles. We brought everything we needed and got them both registered on our first visit.

Springtown location is always fast and friendly. Easy to get my license plates renewed.read more

Would be great if the ladies working on 2/22 would stop gossiping and giggling and actually take…read morecare of your customers. No one wants to wait in line while the employees ignore the customers.

5 stars because Postal Workers are amazing…read more This location didn't sync up with Apple Maps exactly correct and it tried to tell me I arrived when I was just a bit away at the bank on the corner of the road. Turn right when you see the Comerica Bank at L Don Dodson Drive and I recommend going slowly because the entrance is directly after for the parking lot and a different drive in a few feet after for the vehicle drop box. This location DOES NOT have a self service kiosk and they DO NOT have 'Flat Rate,' 'Priority Mail,' or 'Express' boxes, but they did have one 'Priority Mail' and a handful of 'Express' letter sized envelopes available. The lobby is open as most are for customers to access their P.O. Boxes after hours and there is a drop box for packages. Adding photos of lobby hours, outside collection drop as viewed from the lobby, and a map of location. Meh.

Awesome federal building and U.S. Courthouse for the U.S. District Court for the Northern District…read moreof Texas. Also housing many other federal agencies like the IRS, U.S. Attorneys Office and Passport Services. Competed here with my Saul Lefkowitz Moot Court competition team I coached of Arooj Munir and Moaaz Waheed who got second place and are advancing to Nationals (and maybe a little time after this post they will have won the whole thing and the Championship). The employees and security are friendly and very helpful. Highly recommended and a great building to check out!

Passports to sitting in on a trial to checking into probation to picking up copies of back taxes…read more The back door is preferable. Recommend parking on the street depending upon time of day. Nice cafeteria.

The police pull you over without accurate readings! $200 later and points on a license. I hate that…read morecity

I highly appreciate the North Richland Hills Police Dept for helping me tonight on capturing my dog…read moreZeus. After trying for about 45 minutes Zeus followed me home but never went in the house. Thank you guys for giving it your best shot. The Davis Family really do appreciate all that you do for the community. If you see him please return to Residence.

Not a bad outcome but this court is def a side show. You plea not guilty and are set up to come…read moreargue your case with the officer. What they don't tell you is that the first appearance is just a room with a kid da who calls you up and offers you options to take care of the citation. what? it's massive waste of time for the general public. you're put in a position where you're frustrated and have to plan on coming back at a later date as well as learn the process of discovery. It's actually hilarious but in my opinion a little predatory. they are using fear and delay to push most of the nervous and no educated public to just accept it. I received a simple speeding ticket and it should've been handled like all tickets are and the cop should've been there at the first appearance. this court also needs to check their da, rules, and processes. The DA came in, slouched down in his chair, chewing gum, and overall just not very engaging. Times have def changed in the courts. The. mix in the fact that the bailiff allows men in shorts (against rules), flip flops on many women, and nonstop people walking in and out of proceedings. The positive is you can choose a deferred adjudication and pay a smaller fine to wipe the ticket away. Do better Dallas

Justice is served! Recently, I got a bogus ticket from the…read moreDallas Police Department for the alleged violation of parking in a bike lane. I knew I was innocent. I just had to get the judge on my side on this and make them see things how I see things. They say that a man who represents himself in court has a fool for a client. Well, this fool fought the law, and won! Now, the prosecution (the City of Dallas) has to prove guilt, and I shouldn't have to prove my innocence. However, the officer who wrote the violation wrote a violation for violating a non-existent law! There is no law on the books of the City of Dallas that prohibits you from parking in a bike lane. Park away! Being from out of town, I wrote the judge a quick letter on the back of my ticket, and a few weeks later, I received notification from Dallas Municipal Court that all charges had been dropped! Justice is served.

Great customer service, slow system for customers' ID replacement. You should go online to set an…read moreappointment so you can get seen first.

Commissaries, exchanges welcoming more veterans in 2020 --- This is Not Worth The Hassle!!!!…read more I've seen so many articles about veterans being welcomed. This is not true. We tried to go on base today and were denied access due to the scanners were not working. (Yes my VA ID is registered with this base). After driving over an hour it is very disappointing. Please get it together because it is an embarrassment to veterans who have served honorably to be treated dishonorably. Get it together NAS JRB Ft. Worth. This is the year of 2020 not 1925.

Looking to find court documents, Dawes records, NASA records or discover your family records…read morethrough genealogy? The National Archives and Records Administration located in Fort Worth, Texas is your answer. They have a huge inventory of Federal Recods for the state of Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas. Patrons can use the genealogy lab for free computer access to Ancestry.com via NARA computers. Customer service is very good and the staffing is efficient I providing your reference request. Please be advised that if you are searching for something, it is best to contact them by phone (817-551-2000) or email them at ftworth.archives@nara.gov. Due to staffing, they really don't have the ability to provide assistance in person. The staff normally takes 3-4 days at most to finish your reference request.. They have a reference room you can use to view documents requested. You must make an appointment in advance to schedule time in there. Currently due to Covid, they are not accepting anyone for the genealogy lab, but are accepting only three individuals for reference research on Tuesdays and Thursdays only during Covid. This may change in the future. They do charge $20 dollars minimum for up to 25 pages and then 80 cents per page thereafter.. They have free parking and I advise that you use GPS to locate them as they are not easy to spot from the highway. I suggest visiting for the genealogy computer lab with free access to ancestry.com. Enjoy!