They are the absolute worst agency within the federal government! They made my life a living hell…read morethat lasted 18 months. I even had to get a Congressman involved as SSA was never available & basically next to impossible to reach! However with determination & stubbornness to get back what was rightfully mine & assorted other very kind knowledgeable professionals I would not have won my case! Shame on the SSA for making thousands of people's lives a miserable nightmare! And lastly the communication in this organization is absolutely horrifically TERRIBLE! GET IT TOGETHER PEOPLE!!!

Went to the office to take care of personal updates. From the moment I walked until I walked out…read moreeveryone was kind and welcoming. Security was helpful and staff was personable and efficient. Well done.

You know, for a DMV this place really isn't so bad. Hear me out!…read more We recently purchased a new vehicle and needed to get our tags transferred. Like most people I'd been avoiding it and putting it off as long as possible. When the time came I visited their website and realized that I could have just made an appointment, but there wasn't anything available now before our temporary tags expired so I just set an alarm to go first thing the next day. When I woke up I realized I had so much more to do that day than I thought and checked their website again for appointments, much to my luck they had a spot for that afternoon open up and I booked it! I arrived right on time later that day, checked in via my phone, and was seen within 10 minutes. The appointment took probably five minutes in total and I was out the door. The big learning here was that it pays to make an appointment and I LOVE that you can do that these days. Another pro tip: bring cash or a checkbook with you as they do charge a processing fee on all credit cards.

It's only right to write a review during the wait! Johnson county is hip to the age of technology…read morewhere they do not allow physical "walk-ins" anymore. I found out yesterday that we have to "get in line" online first! I definitely think this may cut down on physical wait time in the office and allows us to pull up and get help faster. Was it inconvenient? Yes! Was it more efficient? Absolutely! I got here at 10:15, checked in at the podium and my number was called at 10:20. Now the actual process took around 30 minutes, but that's because I decided to be a big girl and get a personalized plate! Shoutout to Kansas for coming up with some cool looking plates, I love the "to the stars" quote and the sunset theme. I've been to 33 states and we definitely have the best sunset so it's spot on representation. Terra was so helpful and thoroughly explained the plate fees because I was set one the new distinctive black plates that are available to the citizens and although it's for a great cause I'm not trying to pay an extra $50 fee every year just to have it. So after talking through it I chose the purple sunset plate and the personalization was included in the one time fee to upgrade. If you see me cruising with my new plate this summer beep 3x so I know you're from Yelp

had to go to the license office because after doing everything online the people responible for…read moresending the tags to me sent them to a wrong address. With this in mind we went to the Lee's Summit License office on in pine tree plaza prepared for 2 hrs of agravation. What a wonderful pleasant supprise checkin and immediatly Heather called us over even though the place was packed, and took care of the issue in 15 minutes along with a smile. this was so confusing as we in our past lives at license office in other locations fought long lines and very rude people. Our hat is off to the Lees Summit License office and a special thanks to Heather. Ken and June Crawford Fountains of Raintree

I could not get my plates renewed online, but in 10 minutes at the Lee's Summit DMV with Dawn I had…read moremy new tags and was out the door. Best of the best at DMV. Dawn, you were great!

Early voting during the pandemic. I have to say everything was put together very well. Everyone…read morewearing a mask outside. Plenty of staff that were explaining every step. Staff keeping the place clean constantly and safe. Spacing was great. Very quick. They really did a great job, safe, easy. Good job !!!

I have never had interaction with the consulate on a professional basis; this review is for a…read morecurrent arts exhibition that they are hosting and for the opening reception that I attended for April 2025's "First Friday". Located in The Crossroads they have embraced the arts community and participate in this monthly event. Their second floor is a gallery space and this month they are featuring a "Del Ring a la Historia"; a multimedia showcase of art from Lucha Libre. Historical masks from famous Luchadores, a photography exhibit and other Mexican wrestling memorabilia. Not only a great arts exhibit, but representatives of KC Current were their with contests and swag as was local Luchador - El Diablo Vega promoting the local wrestling community. A fun event. I'll always make sure to stop here on any future First Fridays that I attend in the future.

They don't answer the phone.. however you can submit a request on their WhatsApp number every…read moreThursday morning to see what appointments they have available. I texted at 8am and picked an appointment for 1:30pm to get my Mexican passport. It takes roughly 1hr for them to call your name and enter the office. They take your picture there. You do have to come back at 5/5:30pm to pick up your document though... so plan wisely. The staff is very kind and funny.

I had no idea this museum existed until recently. This small complex contains the jail, marshall's…read morehome, an old one room schoolhouse and a modern building containing historical artifacts related to the jail and the Independence area in general. Priced at $6 for admission, it is well worth a visit. The 2 story stone jail presents a bare-bones authenticity of what crime and punishment meant during the civil war era and late 19th century. Placards featuring a variety of prisoners tell their stories as you wander through the thick walled cells. The focal point of the museum is Frank James cell that he spent several months "locked up" in. Quite an elaborate set-up compared to the others. Any history lover will find this place a great way to spend an hour. I'd love to see this place promoted more in Kansas City tourism information.

I've been doing volunteer work off and on at this location since well before 2008, It used to be…read moredown the street in a hole in the wall, and then they moved. As for what they do, that doesn't need explaining. They are the Democratic Committee of Jackson County. There's one in Lee's Summit, and a large location in Kansas City. What's cool about this location is the swag. Bring it on. And bring your cash. There's a few campaign t-shirts, which are $20. They have campaign buttons, and might even have older campaign buttons from past years if you ask. Like bags to hold your buttons? They have those as well. This is also where to buy or get campaign yard signs. This year the Governor Nixon signs are free. (I got one, and please don't steal it from my yard). The presidential yard signs are $10. They can also register you to vote. You fill out the form, they take it over to the election board. The election board, I think, is down the street. They can answer your questions about the candidates. They hold events and other things around Independence. I like the people who run this office. Every couple of years the change staff. They provide phones for phone banking, so you don't have to use your own. I give it 4 stars cause they need new phones, desperately. It's a busy office, especially at this time of year.