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

Jojo made my day loved her junk Journaling class, Brigdgerton Vibes and cool people. Everyone was…read morekind and there was plenty of supplies all around. It has inspired me to start writing again

This is no longer the Fort Bliss Welcome Center its new name is the Soldier Support Center. They…read morehave many different offices available. Soldiers can come here and submit everything to get a drivers license, vehicle registration, vehicle title and transfer. FT Bliss retention office is here and school liaison. Also some sort of in processing finance support . The DMV/Public Safety office inside the Welcome/Soldier Center in Fort Bliss is great for it is not near as busy as off base, you can get about everything done but the driving test part of getting a driving license.

This now the Solider Support Center. It makes life easier for service members and their families to…read moreget a lot of things done like IDs, Driver Licenses, Reassignments...etc. I came here to get my driver license renewed. I'm active Air Force and they still welcomed me as I was visiting in town. I waited maybe 10 minutes and got processed/finished within 20 minutes. It makes life much less stressful for military community members to not wait hours on end at the other off base places. I'd recommend making a sure you have printed copies of all your required documents. They don't accept emailed copies or copies from your smart phone.

As I was on duty, I had to go to the Welcome Center (Bldg 500) to pick up a new Soldier. I over…read moreheard another new Soldier that had just arrived with his family, asking where things were like the PX etc... I showed them using Yelp how to find Freedom Crossing. He then asked by chance if I knew where his unit was, but of course I did not. So it dawned on me, while I'm on duty, why not create and check in at the BDE and BNs I have to go do security checks at?! That way the location will be saved, and if by any chance a new Soldier uses Yelp (or Google searches their unit and a yelp link shows up on google) they can then use the maps to get them to their location. Now I won't have everything on here, Ft Bliss is huge, but I'll at least be able to add a few of the ADA spots to help out (potentially) incoming new Air Defenders and support Soldiers. As far as the review goes... Well, 3-43 ADA is a outstanding unit and falls under the 11th ADA BDE. #WelcomeHomeAirDefender #WhereItAllBegan #ADA #Army #FtBliss

Not 79907 post office sorry not sorry . A lot of issues with the packaging delivery and when you go…read moreand ask for they treat you like a thief or a criminal . They turn the situation around by pretending to be offended, which seems very shady to me and looks unprofessional and very dishonest

I almost hate to write about this USPS location because then it might ruin my personal…read moreexperience....well fellow yelpers, I shall share this location with you to better us all! haha This is by far the best post office you can go to. There are never any lines, the people here are great, attentive, helpful, friendly, and all those other qualities you would wish for but never get when you go to other post offices. Then there's the building! It's like walking into a museum with mosaic tile flooring, a high 50' ceiling with a beautiful sky light, magnificent arches that make you want to open a p.o. box just so you have a reason to pass under them, roman columns as you enter the building, and these stone stairs that make you feel like you're entering the past. I can only imagine who and how many people have walked the same steps, only wishing to establish communications with loved ones far away. I never hate going to the post office now that I've discovered this hidden gem. Plus, the food truck court yard is right across the street. So pick up some stamps, walk across the street, grab some good food from the trucks, HAND write a letter to a loved one, then walk back and send it off. It's like a blast from the past...