Came here to do my Global Entry interview, which is completed in Suite 104 (entrance faces McIntosh…read moreRd.) I waited about 5 minutes to get checked in as the officer on duty was busy on the phone. After I handed over my passport and proof of residency (drivers license) I was called in to the back room for my "interview". The interview consisted of about 6 questions, pictures, and fingerprinting (seriously this Govt has wayyy too many copies of my fingerprints at this point). I was immediately told I was approved and was sent on my way. My appointment was at 2:15pm and I walked out of the building at 2:17pm. Very easy! PRO TIP.... my GPS seemed to indicate I should drive a little further east on Eller, and therefore have to enter the port (through security). The building is directly on the corner of Eller Dr. and McIntosh Rd., don't enter the port!

So it was time for me to jump onto the TSA precheck bandwagon, as I've been traveling a little…read moremore, and it seemed like it would be money well spent. After a little research I decided that it was definitely more economical to do Global Entry rather than TSA precheck. Global entry costs $15 more ($100 instead of $85) but you get the benefits of TSA precheck as well as an expedited customs experience if you're arriving from an international flight. I figured the extra benefit was worth the extra $15 especially knowing I have international trips coming up. I applied via the Global Online Enrollment Sytetem (GOES) back at the end of March. Within a week or so I was given the opportunity to make an appointment for my interview. There are plenty of options and I picked pretty much the earliest one available on June 1st, and was able to get a time that worked well with my lunch break as it was a Wednesday and I would have to work. For the interview you need to bring your passport and driver license. The day of my interview finally arrived and I drove down to the address given. As everyone else has mentioned do not enter the port, as your driving towards the port entry there's a big building on the right, that's where you need to be. Parking was pretty easy and I entered the building. At first I was pretty worried. There were quite a few people inside waiting, and they looked like they had been there awhile. I approached the window and said I was there for my global entry interview, at which point the man knew who I was and I was escorted to the back within about two minutes. I got some nasty looks from the people who were waiting....I think they may have been waiting to actually clear customs. The man who did my interview was friendly, asked a few pretty basic questions like where I lived and I why I was interested in global entry. From there I had my picture taken (you're allowed to smile for this one) and I was informed that I was approved, would receive an approval email, and then a global entry card in the mail with my traveler ID number within a week or so. I just got my card and the picture was pretty awful, but that's to be expected. Global entry status lasts for five years, but expires on your birthday. In my case it worked out that I got an extra month or so past the five years because my birthday is in July, so keep in mind your birthday month to get the best value (I assume going a month or two after your birthday may result in an expiration that's just shy of 5 years). My experience here far exceeded anything I would expect from the government (I was prepped for something DMV-esque) and I'm grateful it went so smoothly as my lunch break is only an hour. I have yet to use the global entry, but I can say going through the process at this office is a breeze.

All I have to say is that this is my first and most substantial investment. I am hoping both tenant…read moreand Broward Housing Authority is fair and professional with my property and the process.

Professional, customer service, accurate information on website. Response time is good.read more

Located inside a gas station, this small post office has everything any other post office has…read moreexcept for long lines and rude employees who act as if your time isn't important. This location is actually a bit farther from my house than the actual post office but I really don't mind driving there in order to not deal with the issues I stated above. The clerks are always helpful and the last time I was there the clerk actually told me a way to save money on the item I was mailing. I don't think I've ever waited more than five minutes getting helped. In all fairness, I've never gone there during the holiday season so it might be different. but the times I have been there it's always been an easy and positive experience. I also needed some stamps the last time I was there and although the choices weren't as many as you might get at a larger post office it was still fine.

I don't think any of us really like going to the Post Office. But I did have a nice experience…read morehere. The clerk was very friendly and upbeat. She also talked me out of overnighting something and sending it priority so I saved quite a bit of money. I also bought some really pretty stamps. They have such a nice variety here. I like buying the unique stamps and this location had a lot. Believe it or not, some other post offices I have been to did not have too many to choose from. They also have some nice greeting cards and attractive mailers that are out of ordinary. Parking was easy. I was in and out of here in a flash.

It's here at "City of Fort Lauderdale Transportation and Mobility" offices that you can get your…read moreresident rate parking program rates permits, pay parking tickets or contest them. A word of caution on the resident parking permits. They are fir specific designated areas and you may find them sold out. They also address matters of boat ramp and recreational parking. I went to this office to obtain a resident parking permit, only to find out it can be done online, but it was nice to get their instructions. The office itself is really small, sort of an afterthought hole in the wall place, but the window attendants are polite and pleasant

Came here for a green card interview I was panicking and stressing out but it was very easy going…read moreand calm it was not some sort of criminal interrogation like you'd think it would be. Good Luck To All!

Una experiencia con Raúl González espectacular , todo fue en un inglés fluido y comprensible…read more muchas gracias