Love all the Judges here in this court. Come here for work. Here often. I like to use the parking…read moregarage adjacent to the court on the 3rd floor. Easy access to all the courts and if you have to go to the federal court, me, I just use the front entrance and walk across. Especially on rainy days. You can get assumed name, birth certificates, death certificates and get a marriage license all here. Law library is up stairs and is so useful. You can also use the computers to do your own filings if you do not have a lawyer. The library attendant can help you with a link where you can actually petition the court for a divorce, all on your own! Yup that's right. Just head up stairs, non-contested divorces are easy. The website will give you a step by step on how to do it. The head down to the first floor to file it. I'm sure this review will save someone some money! Yay for Yelp! They do have a food court but there are tons of eateries around. Check them out!

Mesilla Plaza is the center point of the old and historic town of Mesilla located next to Las…read moreCruces, New Mexico. Mesilla is known for the Spanish style architecture of its buildings. The plaza is located right across from the Basilica of San Albino and is surrounded by numerous boutique shops and restaurants. Mesilla isn't very big, so you can definitely see the whole historic area in a short amount of time. The plaza is somewhat plain, but it is highlighted by a gazebo displaying the US and Mexico flags, as well as benches to sit on to take in the sights. While the plaza isn't worth seeing specifically, it is one of the reasons why Mesilla is worth visiting.

Cute plaza with great shops and nice places to eat. Dog friendly!! Easy to find when visiting Las…read moreCruces.

No complaints. Made an appointment online for our marriage license and were seen right away…read more Everything was quick and professional. It was a Tuesday afternoon and it wasn't busy at all. Our phones didn't have service inside though, so keep that in mind or come prepared just in case that happens to you! I've used their online services to request certified copies of documents and they're also thorough. Nothing fancy, just business.

So this was our second stop to fix a ticket, was told to go to window 7, only to find out there is…read moreno window 7( none of the windows are numbered). Went to 4 different windows before someone finally found who I needed to talk to. Communication is not a strong point here. There is no way to leave without walking through the line of people waiting. Took 3 visits to hopefully accomplish what I attempted to fix

Today I was selected as a juror for a capital murder case. We were more than 120 people invited in…read morethe présélection of the jury. The process was efficient and well organized. It took awhile for the two bailiffs to process our group. They are responsible for maintaining security in the courtroom and ensuring that appropriate courtroom decorum is maintained. The judge reminded us of our qualifications and exemptions. Since I am the care taker for a teenager I was able to get an exemption and was released. It was mixed feeling as I would have liked to fulfill my civic duty. I was impressed by the judge and the entire process. I was excited to serve as I became American in El Paso eight years ago!

First time on jury duty ever in all my 30 years of life, but especially since getting my…read morecitizenship 7 years ago. I had no idea what to expect! I did however start worrying that either A) i would be stuck on trial for weeks B) report late for my summons and be fined, only to be summoned again or C) look like a fool for being the only person bringing their lunch as the summons slip suggested. Well luckily only option C applied lol. And everything else was surprisingly smooth! Except for finding parking where these jackasses double park so as not to get their car scratched. The parking in their garage was paid for at least in exchange for your summons slip. It was a bit of a lag waiting to either be dismissed or assigned to a case. Report time was 9AM but we didnt get assigned until close to 930. Whatever i guess. We're on the Court's time, not ours. So we follow through with our assignment to one of the District Court rooms. Getting passed security was a long process since there was only 1 lane of putting your bag through the surveillance machine and to walk through the metal detector. There was 100s of us required to report. We were lucky to get to the court room just in time to call us to our assigned juror panel number. The juror check in room and the court room both smelled like vomit. That subtle acidic smell that lingered in the air. And I was getting super annoyed that we didnt get to leave until close to 2PM for lunch. At first it started off as only a short break by 115ish and they were trying to determine if it was lunch time or to continue with the voir dire. Thank god they couldnt even continue anymore with the case and discharged us all with our fatty $6 check. Guess ill hit up the Value Menu! Lol but thankfully no need since i had my lunch at the ready! It probably wasnt the worst case scenario.... see what i did there? Lol but im sure they could have planned out their agenda better.

This is where citizens will report for jury duty. It's bad enough that your life is put on hold to…read morefulfill one's duty as a citizen. Despite the rest of Las Cruces opening up from the pandemic, you still get questioned about symptoms and required to wear a face mask despite being vaccinated. Upon being seated, you have sit where your number is and 6 feet apart. Lawyers will structure their questions to get you to agree. I neither nos or acknowledge their closed ended questions. Those that did were chosen to be jurors. While being seated, the security guard and usher were on their phones, which we were not allowed to bring. They will have you screened like the airport TSA. Very controlling environment and you don't have a say in the matter.

I've been using this port of entry since I was a little girl living in Juarez and is honestly the…read morebest out of the three in the Juarez metropolitan area. What makes this the best out of the three? This port of entry has like 12 check points and more than half of those are "ready lanes" which makes it faster than the other bridges. The only bad thing about it, is that once in a while the US Border side decides to close half of all the lanes and then chaos comes into place. Pro tip #1: Before you cross the border, please do yourself a favor and get the visa card that allows you to use the ready lane. If you only have a passport, you'll have to use the other lanes that take at least twice the waiting time. Pro tip #2: There is a website online called "reporte de puentes" which gives you a better idea of how long the line is. Pro tip #3: Don't come here without snacks. You'll be here a while and you'll start craving the chips that people sell at the bridge. Pro tip #4: Use the bathroom before you get here. There are no restrooms and no way you can stop to use one. Final and most important tip: IF you have the visa card that I mentioned on tip #1, always use the lane on the left side. This is the longest one, but this lane covers half of the bridge so it moves faster.

Why do people risk swimming rivers and traversing deserts to get to the US. This port is just as…read moreslow, excruciating and painful. By the time you hit US soil you'll be retirement age and wanting to return home anyway. Borders are a joke. They serve no purpose but to impose misery and inspire Total Recall films. Eff this border.

Take a day off from ur job to see if by a miracle this Government OFFICE…read moreyes! Government office, answers your phone call, to properly assist, in a very much needed help with simple legal matter ,questions, instruction how to address, for example a traffic ticket. (my experience) truly yours, a California resident. Disappointed !!!!!!

The most unorganized,rude, and unfriendly group of people. Avoid this office and go anywhere else…read more You are provided a number, but they plug you in the line depending on what you're doing. Titling is torcher. Plus, you have to pay $5 cash and get a generic receipt that you can buy at staples.

It is hard to make a review on a County Government. My review is not for the County Government but…read morerather on my experience visiting the County Government Building. 1. There is a parking garage which I prefer to use any day when needing to visit. Their fees start at $2 after 10 minutes. They accept both credit card and cash. The garage safely supports vehicles up to 7 feet high. You may park outside on the street and use meters but during the week it gets complicated to find parking lot. 2. The security team is friendly and informative yet this does not mean they will let people/items pass by them. They will scan you and your belongings to ensure everyone is safe inside the building. 3. There is a cafeteria. 4. There is a library open to the public on the very last floor. 5. The place is large and clean. 6. The staff is very attentive and provide informative costumer service, but they are not attorneys nor your legal counselors. 7. Depending why you are visiting is where you will be going. Lower level are Child Support Services. Registry in the matters of Marriage, death, divorce is also in the lower level. Court mid levels, library and actual marriage upper level.

I recently came to the courthouse to get a copy of my birth certificate. If you aren't able to come…read moredowntown, you can also get your birth certificate at two other satellite courthouses. One's in the northeast and the other is in the lower valley going towards Socorro. Keep in mind, this is for people who were born in El Paso, Texas. A birth certificate can also be ordered online. It takes longer to receive in the mail. Anyway, everything happened quickly enough. I parked in a parking lot across the street for an hour. I still had time left over when I got out! There are security guards who check your purse, pockets, etc. when you walk in. Your purse, back pack, etc. goes into a machine. It's like the ones you see at an airport before boarding the plane. The county clerk's office is downstairs to your right. You fill out a form about the purpose of your visit and get in line. The clerk was helpful and efficient. The only thing is...my name is misspelled on my birth certificate. I didn't even know it until he pointed it out. This is the office you also come to if you need a death certificate. The birth certificates are $23 and the death certificates are $21. I wanted an additional copy but he said it would be $23 more. Online it says $4 for additional copies. Overall, the process wasn't bad.