The Trenton Social Security office is very efficient. I just called, and the phone was answered…read morealmost immediately. In addition, the man who answered was able to take care of my problem on the first call. Far superior to the main number.

I went here with my husband on a Friday to get replacement social security cards for my husband and…read moreson. Very friendly guard at the desk and they called us within 15 to 20 minutes after getting a reservation ticket at a kiosk. I guess we came on a not too busy day. The guard said it was standing room only on Wednesday and they were at half capacity on that Friday. Granted that was the beginning of the corona virus scare.

The Turnpike Authority should find out about signage…read more Leaving in a rental car from the Liberty Airport in Newark, I followed the sign to 95, got on the expressway or freeway or whatever it's called and saw that the only sign to 95 was to the Holland Tunnel, which meant north, which could be bad mistake, so instead I took the only other well marked route, 78, which made sure I wouldn't be stuck in the Holland Tunnel going into NYC, while I really wanted to go to Edison. So now we're on 78, looking for an exit and about 5 miles later, no kidding, we finally find an exit...the excitement continues. We leave the highway at the nearest exit in the downtown Newark area. Sure, in retrospect, we could have easily brought a GPS and solved our problem that way, but I didn't want to be caught in the Holland Tunnel. So, NJ Turnpike Authority, thanks for nothing. Your ineptitude & inexplicable absence of signage not only cost me time for a visit to relatives, it also cost me $2.45. I must say your toll collectors were pleasant to deal with, but your idea of signage for not clearly indicating the route that would take us to US95 SOUTH! - as it did indicate for US95 North - was pathetic. Also the cop who planted himself at the exit road to catch new drivers who'd never used those roads previously was redolent of a small town speed trap, out there only to collect fines, while the cop should be out making our roads safer. Otherwise, NJ is great, if not expensive.

6:10 pm and 15 E is 5 lanes trying to merge to 1 ramp…read moreTractor trailers bumper to bumper to not let cars in and drivers pulling ahead to cut others off. Who is managing this crap?

THE PHONE NUMBER LISTED IS WRONG. READ THIS REVIEW IF YOU WANT YOUR APPOINTMENT TO GO SMOOTHLY…read more The Norristown PA Social Security office is actually one of the more efficient and well-run government offices that I've been to, but there is a LOT of bad info out there that could make your experience VERY annoying. TL;DR: Call 1-866-964-6305 and SET AN APPOINTMENT via phone. The office DOES NOT TAKE WALK-INS. First of all, the phone number listed on Yelp and Google is dead wrong. IF you call 1-800-772-1213 (the listed phone number on all the online websites, including the SSA.GOV Norristown office webpage), you will wait on hold for a LONG ass time. When someone finally picks up, they will tell you that there are no appointments necessary, and you should show up in person. DO NOT DO THIS. THE NORRISTOWN SITE DOES NOT TAKE WALK-INS. DO NOT CALL THIS PHONE NUMBER. THEY HAVE NO CLUE WHAT THEY'RE TALKING ABOUT. Instead - skip the 1-800 number entirely, and call 1-866-964-6305 during business hours. This will connect you directly to the Norristown PA office, and they will set up an appointment for you with a specific time and date. Before you go - go to the SSA.GOV website and follow their instructions on what documentation you will need. Bring ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS whenever possible, no photocopies of passports etc. Follow these instructions, show up early at your appointment time, and you will be in and out in as little as 20 minutes with no hassle.

I was seen quickly without an appointment, the office is clean, organized, and QUIET. The agent or…read moreemployee that I spoke to was very kind and helpful. My issue was promptly addressed and I was properly informed of the next steps. I, like most people, dread going to any SSA office, but this was certainly my best experience.

I visited City Hall today to get a copy of my birth certificate and found everyone that I…read moreencountered to be very professional, pleasant, and efficient. I was in and out within 10-15 minutes with certified copies of my birth certificate. Tip: Don't forget your mask if you need to enter the building. Thank you to City Hall the front desk team and the administrators working the birth certificate desk on Sept 9, 2022! You're absolute legends!

The City of Trenton has been around since at least 1719, and for a brief period during the…read moreRevolutionary War was actually the capital of our country. It has a lot of history, not the least important of which was the Battle of Trenton which immediately followed the Christmas Eve crossing of the Delaware River by General Washington. Aside from loving our history, my son was born here and today I found myself in City Hall and the Office of Vital Statistics to secure a new birth certificate for him. After being directed their by the officer on duty in the front lobby of the building, I found my way to the right office, filled out a form, flashed my driver's license and had the new certified copy of the document in under 10 minutes, and at a cost of $20. Absolutely no complaints in dealing with these public servants. They were friendly, informative and efficient. Thanks

This is the top station in Philadelphia for a reason. Instead of visiting a previous location, I…read morechose to try this site. Del Valle is my recruiter & every soldier at our station has helped me advance my steps towards enlisting in such a memorable way. They are honest, engaging & go the extra mile to secure us a future we choose!

helped me get into the army and were very helpful and cooperative. Thank you Sgt. Valero, Sgt…read more Davila, and Sgt. Del Valle

The new (2015) county courthouse for Bucks is located on North Main Street, Doylestown. It sits…read moreright across the street from the old court house that is now the Bucks County Administration Building. Although quite modern in design, it maintains its historic roots to the founding of the county and many of its oldest municipalities by William Penn, by providing artwork indigenous to the 17th-18th centuries, most beautifully the Moravarian Tile Works ceramics depicting scenes from those early days. The building houses the Court of Common Pleas, the trial level court in PA, County Sheriff, District Attorney, Probation Department, court administrator and the jury assembly room. The other row offices (Human Services, Recorder of Deeds, Recorder of Wills) remain across Main Street in the old courthouse/admin building. As an attorney I am a regular visitor to the Justice Center. Sitting on the hillside facing the northern vistas of Bucks, it is a beautiful building, well suited for its purpose. It is sufficiently spacious, attractive and comfortable for litigants, counsel and those employed by Bucks. The brick and slate front courtyard sets off the red/orange brick facade well, leading to the two story entrance foyer where security runs smoothly for the most part. I am here today to meet my civic obligation to appear for jury duty(no photos allowed). Doubtful I will be selected to sit on a trial jury due to my profession, but stranger things have happened, especially when there are several trials scheduled and the earlier starting trials are empaneled and there are fewer candidates available for trials starting later in the day. Happy to serve. PS. Turned out that no trials started today and we were all dismissed at 12:10 pm. We all get paid $9 per day for the honor, an inflationary improvement over the two bucks offered when I started practicing. That's cool. After all, it is not about the money.

Very old building for federal offices. Security at the door, similar to TSA process, bags, jackets,…read morebelts etc are off. We arrived early for appointment and after check in we were informed to wait more. So I went down to the cafeteria to get some food. Hot sandwiches, cold sandwiches, snacks and drinks. Nice staff. Big dining room. But if I work here, I probably will get something from outside.

Came here to help a relative actually, it's a secure building that's for sure, but my only problem…read moreis the appointments, if the appointment is early, don't make the people who actually have an appointment scheduled at a certain time wait for like two or three hours, IMO, I think all the people who have an appointment early, should be seen at that time, not make them wait, and they should call by numbers, not by names, it would be easier and more convenient...