We all know the wait is horrible and parking sucks but that isn't entirely the employee's fault…read more What I will complain about is that the employee's who call out numbers need to speak UP and clearly. They will call the number ONCE and if you miss it, you miss it. That really annoyed me because the screen wouldn't even update the current number called. Its such an easy part of their task and they need to do it right. Especially with how many elderly go, I'm sure they won't catch it if they say it once and mumbled. Other than that, the lady who helped me was quick but wanted to be a smart ass so bad. Humble yourself...

if i could give zero stars i would. I went in trying to ask questions and was immediately met with…read morerude security. After trying to explain my situation (hard when someone who seems to hate their job keeps trying to interrupt). The security then tried to aggressively snatch my phone which upset me because i didn't give him the okay to use my phone. What could've been an easy walk in visit (which is welcomed according to the information available online), turned out to be unpleasant and i was unable to complete my applications. You shouldn't have rude security as the first person to greet people that may be going through challenging times in their life. the third party company used for security should place the older gentleman in security under observation for his rude and aggressive behavior towards people. Sent in my husband the same day to "walk in" and he was met with a completely different attitude and was welcomed in. We stayed to observe their behavior and everyone else was waved inside with no issues.

So clean, super quiet like library, shhh. No phones inside, No photo or video inside. Some of the…read morebest people on the planet work here super chill.. Have all your papers ready . You may or may not be surprised on how much information they have about you.. There's plenty of parking I don't think they make appointments. I think they tell you when to be there and that's it. I wish more gov. places like this great example of wonderfulness . also, it's on the historic route 101 . Fun

These guys gave me the run around because I didn't have a ID. I had to explain my situation to…read moreevery worker I saw. They didn't even provide me a ticket while I was waiting in the lobby to do biometrics. I had to go up to the lady doing biometrics and explain my situation again while everyone else in lobby were waiting for their number to be called. The lady in front was on a power trip and was pretty rude to me. I've seen the way she spoke to other people. Unfortunate things happen to people, my wallet was stolen and I have to start from scratch. I just wish the people that worked there were more understanding.

Easy peasy when taking care of business in person - emailing them is a complete 180. I emailed the…read moreFinance Dept in June 2019 and I'm still waiting for a response. Tax dollars (ineffectually) at work.

Went here for Jury duty. The people were super nice. It did take forever for them to get through…read moreeveryone but they let us go. It takes a while to go through everything but it went smoothly,

Very rude staff, disorganized and misinformers. Inefficient service. Needs to revise their ADA…read morecompliance.

I've recently lost insurance coverage so I had to actually go to a public clinic for the first…read moretime. I've worked at clinics as a pharmacy intern but to be on the other side as a patient is a totally different story. You walk into the SD County Public Health building (located next to the railroad tracks) and first you have to go through security. If you're in need of vaccinations, look to your right after the security check point and enter that room. You will check in and the staff will give you a number so that they can call you up to discuss what you need. Once you're called, they will have you fill out paperwork (especially if it's your first time) and tell you that everyone needs to apply for Covered California if you are uninsured. Turn in the paperwork right away and they will give you another number and the time to return back to the clinic for whatever vaccination you requested. At this time you will also pay for your vaccines ($10 per vaccination for uninsured). You can waive it if you are unable to pay for it (just ask!). MediCal patients are free but need to show their insurance benefits card at the counter. I came in at 8:30AM and they told me to come back at 1PM. Even when I came back at 1PM, I still had to wait another hour before they called me into the office to give me a flu shot. The waiting time is horrible but what can I expect when I don't pay for insurance? TIPS: - Can set up appointments online on their website to avoid my situation described above - Parking is horrible at all times of the day so beware - Come in early so you can get into the clinic because they do have a cut off time when they cannot accept more patients

Me and my wife went there to aply for Medi-Cal, we picked a number and sat down, then are number…read morewas called we walked up to the window and there was a young girl who took care of us, she treated us like peasants, rude and obnoxious, every time we asked her a question she would forcibly answer, very poor customer service, she should not be working there, they should give her job to somebody else who is willing to work and provide excellent customer service.

I would like to give a special shout out to deputy Ortiz and deputy Gurrola and all the other…read moreofficers who make me and my daughters feel safe everytime we walk in. I've been dealing with a lot with my neighbor and I've been here a lot the last weeks. Everyone here is very nice and I would like to also give a shout out to the clinic room 155 who help with legal aid. These ladies and gentlemen have gone above and beyond. I'm so appreciative of everyone here. God bless you all thank you again for all you do for the community. I feel heard and safe here and thank you again for everyone's kindness. I would also like to give a shout out to family law on floor 3 for going above and beyond with kindness and patience. Albert and Daisy have been very kind in family law and kindness can make all the difference in someone's life. Thank you and God bless.

Jury Duty: Walking…read morethrough metal detectors (remove all belts, cellphone, coins, keys, purses, electronic devices). Walk into jury lounge in right side, walk towards counter pick up your badge, a pencil & work certificate (time card). Have a seat, this place gets chilly, w/ AC being on full all day! Three round tables back of room has three outlets (seems to be very popular). WiFi code is: morespace31 (Network: Superior_Court Hotspot). Lounge is smaller than SD Superior Court, bring a electronic device charger depending on how long you will be waiting. Time clock rear of the room, remember to clock out when leaving court. Also courts provides assistive listening devices for the hearing impaired. Jurors have to watch a video on"How to be a Juror" on tv(15 minutes). There's a lot of room, even if you make it by 8:10am jurors are still watching the video, a few seats available. If you don't have or forgot summons, they can print out one for you. A representative will read summons about jury service, then you sign it & submit. A Commissioner (Atty/Judge) will greet you about being a juror. Then take a several breaks before 12, if by 1130 you are not called, most likely you will be dismissed. Restrooms (only has one urinal/ one stall for men & ladies 2 stalls, usually a long line) are right of jury lounge, cafeteria (don't accept AMEX, charges 35 cents under $3.00, bring your own snacks, court snacks are expensive!) There is a dining room opposite side of cafeteria, it's roomy, good to read, work on your laptop & relax. Lunch is usually an hour 12-1. The 2nd floor is Misdemeanor & Traffic Tickets, the 3rd floor are the court rooms & basement the jails. There is also a Children's waiting room on 1st floor, Room 190 (next to the restrooms) child must be 2 months or older no food or drink but baby bottle okay. Everyone is friendly!

What is the one place that you go to when you have to register your new name marriage names or the…read morebirth of a baby? For the one place you have to go to register for social security cards that are the most important you can also call the administration. Located over near the office with in the midst of the city you can catch the many busses which take you over to the city of Chula Vista Having to go to the Social Security office to conduct business getting a verification of benefits that was for other city office checking i. At the kiosk entering you so isl and the type of business the process took about 30mi items from when I checked in customer service at the office is the best with security that makes sure rules are followed. The new social security is one that had been remodeled from the past building to one that can help so many. As a Yelp Elite you can find many new government offices that are opening and closing the old locations to bring the new locations additions and the new offices that can help with computers providing room for those that have wheel chairs . Those are some of the best achievements thSt any government agency can do .

Awful experience, they no longer do walk in apparently and got turned away. All I was trying to do…read morewas get verified for my online application for my SSC.

This business has helped my family for years…read more Delia Aguayo is the person who has come through for us again and again and yet again. I'm now going to look for her once more to help a close friend with his immigration process. Thank yo Delia!!!!

There is very sketchy people who work here. They never answer the phone. And they charge money in…read morecash And when you go back to ask for a copy of something they do not keep a receipt even though ca laws says u need to keep copies of last encounter for 3 years

I've been speaking with a few recruiters in different branches and I must say, Staff Sgt Trivino…read morehas been amazing to speak with. He is extremely informative and is passionate about what he does. His energy is infectious and I highly recommend you speak with him if you're considering joining the Army! Staff Sgt Trivino 619-949-4081

I am now leaving november because of how easy it was to start my process. Very friendly staff…read more (Airforce)

I don't normally write reviews but this is an exception. Every not so often you run into someone…read morethat is a pro at what he does and trustworthy which is very refreshing in today's business world. We needed help in securing our residency in Mexico wich we found very confusing. Jorge made everything so clear to understand and took us through step by step path to reach our goal. We are so great full for his honesty through out the process and highly recommend Jorge. Thanks again Jorge. Bill and Steph

Boy oh boy, was I glad I hired Mr. Jorge Gonzalez. I'll be…read morehonest -- I thought I had this handled. I speak Spanish fairly well, and I had already navigated family immigration processes like residency and citizenship in the United States. I figured hiring a facilitator for my Mexican immigration process might be a waste of money. I was wrong! ! ! Jorge is a seasoned veteran when it comes to Mexican immigration. Before I even hired him, he patiently answered my questions, and from the way he responded, I could tell he knew Mexican immigration regulations and procedures inside and out. His professionalism and depth of knowledge immediately impressed me -- and that's when I decided to bring him on board. Best decision I could have made. Jorge is meticulous with documentation. He clearly explained what I needed to do before my interview, helped ensure all my paperwork was properly translated and apostille, and always gave me the option to save money by doing certain legwork(translation and apostille)myself if I wanted to. No pressure -- just solid guidance. When my wife and I arrived at the boarder for my appointments, Jorge walked us through every step of the process -- from Mexican customs to the Canje and the immigration office. He made sure we understood exactly what was happening and what to expect. Now, let me be clear -- the Mexican customs and immigration staff were highly highly professional the entire time. But like any government system anywhere in the world, there can be glitches. We hit one. What should have been a quick five-minute stop at customs to process the Canje turned into a 35-45 minute delay. The officer asked me to sit down while he verified my visa in the office, not to get in detail I had conflicting information on the Visa. That's when things could have gotten stressful. But Jorge? He immediately notice the delay and went into action. He started making calls to his contacts, checking whether Mexican system where down or if he could adjust appointment time if necessary. He anticipated the problem before it became one. Fortunately for me, customs resolved the issue and cleared me to proceed -- that was the moment I truly understood the power of having a professional facilitator in your corner. As someone who works in government, I understand how important it is to build strong professional relationships within the agencies and industries you oversee. The same applies to facilitators. They cultivate professional relationships with the government agencies they work with -- especially when interacting with them on a daily or weekly basis. Having someone with those established connections can make a significant difference when unexpected issues arise. Mexican immigration can be extremely detail-oriented. If your paperwork isn't perfect, you can easily lose hours -- or days. I did not want to be the person getting turned away because of a missing document or technicality. Something that should take a couple of hours can quickly turn into a days or week if you're misinformed. When we arrive at the Mexican immigration Jorge does must of the documentation review with the immigration officer. With Jorge on our side the documentation and procedures was very smooth and trough out the process Jorge inform us of every step of the process. If you're considering an immigration visa to Mexico, I absolutely recommend Jorge Gonzalez. I know I'll be working with him again -- my end goal is Mexican citizenship, and there's no question who I'll trust to help me get my Mexican citizenship hassle free. If you're thinking about taking the plunge, do yourself a favor and get a pro in your corner. Hope this helps.