As long as you have an appointment it goes smoothly! The lady we met with was patient and answered…read moreall of our questions. The security guys were super nice and helpful with getting us checked in. All around good experience.

If You Give This Place Anything More Than 1 Star Only Because You Got To It's Obvious You've Been…read moreBribed Or paid By Far The Worst Unprofessional Company Place I Ever Came In Contact With And I had An Appointment When I Got There I Waited about 5-6 Minutes The Lady Called My Name I Went explained My Situation The lady Was super rude I Told Her my Husband Was bringing The Rest of The Paper Work Up Stairs (MindYou Theres a Whole Elevator) she Didn't even give him a minute telling me my appointment is 10 minutes I said I hadn't even been sitting in the chair for 3 She Tried To Argue And Continue To Tell Me bout the 10 min appointment and I could take another number and just wait in the lobby.......... Just Really Rude unprofessional So I Asked To speak With The Manager Because At This point I Was very Upset Plus I'm pregnant...... it Took Entirely Too Long To Even Speak With The Manager I Jss Walked Off Crying Upset Because My Pregnant Emotions Kicked In an I Was Over The Entire Place!

The worst service ever. I have been waiting in the lobby for over four hours to get my turn to get…read morethe name on my social security card. I could not get it done on the phone or online. Scheduling an appointment will take around 60 days to have one. The place is so full of people. Many are so sick. It's is the perfect place to get diseases. The disgusting Oder is another story . I feel bad for the security lady being here all day and maintaining her good attitude. I will give this place minus 1000 if I could. Most service windows are closed too. The worst ever.

I just got off the phone appointment with Miss Martinez and just wanted to say what a wonderful job…read moreshe did! She made the whole process seem so easy and smooth! Thank you again Miss Martinez you are doing great and I appreciate you and your help! The world needs more people like you! Kathy R

Regardless of how you feel about politics, voting is an important thing that citizens need to do…read more While you can drop your ballot in any USPS box and have it paid for by taxes, I like to personally drop my ballots off at ground zero. This building is prepared for large volumes of people so the drive up box sends you through a very clearly labeled maze to move people through or you can go inside and there's a box in there as well with some very friendly employees! Need to register, change of address, etc etc.? No worries - those friendly employees are ready to help you navigate the rules and get things done for you.

Needed to register to vote came in here and no wait. Was greeted and also took care of ballot for…read moreelection. Also, building and restroom was very clean.

We moved earlier in the year and by goodness we were not going this opportunity to vote.read more

I needed to renew my drivers license, and upgrade to the new ID license…read more I did not have an appointment, but they took care of me. I was in and out of there within 15 minutes! The lady at the 'check in' desk was lovely! She's from Malaysia, and had an English accent like mine. Jennifer was the lady that took care of me, took all of my information and took my photo. I cannot recommend this office enough, and especially Jennifer. What lovely people

They open daily appointments at 8:25 expect for on Thursdays. On Thursdays the daily appointments…read moreopen at 9:25. Use the website or they have a QR scanner outside of their door. I went in early waited outside since 8:30 on Thursday expecting to do a walk in and get seen right away nope they opened the doors and told everyone to start making appointments. Even with an appointment I was not seen til an hour later after my appointment. Example my appointment was at 10:45 was not seen til 11:30/40. But I will say the clerk was super nice and friendly :)

Arrived at 7:24 AM. At 9:00 AM, doors opened. Individuals…read morewith appointments were slowly allowed inside, while those without appointments--including disabled individuals--were required to wait outside. I was finally allowed in at 9:11 AM, checked in at the kiosk, and waited. At approximately 9:32 AM, my number (S196) was called. I explained that I had received a fully favorable decision for both SSI and SSDI and that my concern was specifically regarding my SSDI payment, which had not yet been received despite prior processing steps already being completed. The agent immediately defaulted to a scripted response, repeatedly stating that everything was "being processed," without listening to or acknowledging the specifics of my situation. I clarified multiple times that I had already completed my interview in February and had received SSI, but not SSDI. Instead of addressing the discrepancy, the agent continued to repeat the same generic response. I then requested to speak with a supervisor. I was told I could not, because she had already "answered my question." When I calmly asked again, she closed the window on me without providing her name or any assistance. Security then began pressuring me to leave. I stepped outside, contacted my attorney, and returned to formally request a supervisor. I was made to wait outside again--standing, in the cold--until approximately 10:52 AM before being allowed back in. After additional waiting, I was finally able to speak with a supervisor and file a formal grievance. I left the office at 11:19 AM. This experience reflects a serious lack of professionalism, accountability, and basic respect--especially toward individuals with disabilities who rely on these services. Requiring people to wait outside for extended periods, combined with dismissive and obstructive staff behavior, is unacceptable.

There was a Latino man--dark-complexioned with a thin mustache--who refused to help us simply…read morebecause the person accompanying me (who needed the service) didn't speak English. He muttered to his coworker, "Anyone who comes here is obligated to know English." Since I speak English, I understood him and asked, "Why do you say that? We requested an appointment with a Spanish-speaking representative, and there are plenty of signs in Spanish here." In the end, he sent us back to the waiting room and told us to wait while he attended to someone else; more customers kept coming in, but we weren't called. We ended up missing the appointment... and felt discriminated against by someone of our own Latino background. We returned nearly 16 days later, and this time we were assisted by a white American man who didn't speak Spanish but was incredibly kind and respectful; he helped us wonderfully with everything, and the process took no more than 10 minutes

Well, they didn't have a sub-category for "dumps", and it is a landmark!…read more Did some spring cleaning this weekend, oh joy!! But I have to say $17 to bring a station wagon full of crap to a big place with lots of noisy machinery and the sound of breaking and crushing and the chance to heave things into a gaping pit below is a great deal and makes you feel like the kid in the sandbox fighting over who gets to use the front-loader tractor again! I think I'm going back next weekend!

This is not a valid phone number, disconnected…read more We just moved into a house that the managment company did not get rid of the old paint, Olivia at 206-296-4692 customer service with king county hazard waste was a great help and friendly that is why I gave 4 stars. Also, I learned latex paint is not a hazard waste since 2008. It must be just messy. My trash company was a video that has you open cans to dry out in 48 hours, that might happen in PHX, not Seattle, Wa. Olivia told me of cat litter. Dry in 10-15 minutes after stirring could use shredded paper or out of date cereal - to the consistency of cooked oatmeal. Which ever, the waste truck driver approved and into the trash they went.

There is no more walk in or appoints in the office now. All telephone appointments. Took a month in…read morethe waitlist, then another month for the appointment. Then they didn't call. Lied in a note that they called three times, but there is no record on my phone. And I have to call the national line to get a referral to the local office that failed to call. Took another hour on the phone. Looping phone trees for you to guess the magic words to get to an agent. And the agent you get is an asshole. Extremely rude and unhelpful. Talks down on people. Department of Government Efficiency my ***. The government has never run more inefficiently

I received a phone call from SS who said they could not approve starting my SS payments because my…read moreState of birth did not match my approved Medicare information. I was instructed to go downtown with my original birth certificate and drivers license. When I got there, the security guard informed me that Seattle started a call-in requirement for appointments this week and gave ne a phone number to call and a QR code for their web site. There is no way to request an appointment on their web site. After a long phone tree, the robot said the on-hold wait time was "over 120 minutes." That could mean "not today." I will try again at 8:00 AM and see if "over 120 minutes" means over 8 hours. I have spent over 2 hours today to get this far.

We came here 3 years ago to apply for a passport for our newborn. Now we're back, for baby #2…read more While it's now required to set an appointment for passport applications (making this trip totally worthless), all the people we encountered in both instances were super friendly and helpful. Good thing, because we'll be seeing them again next week. The building, grounds, and parking lot are all very clean and well-kept. I love Renton!

The worst thing about Renton Municipal Court is Judge Jurado. He costs us taxpayers an incredible…read moreamount of money each day. He never takes the bench in a timely matter, he rarely if ever is prepared when he takes the bench (often times reading information on his computer for 10 minutes or more while the courtroom is silent), he treats people charged with a crime who have hired an attorney much different than those who have to have a publicly appointed attorney... I could go on and on. It is sad that Renton has to be saddled with a dud for a judge. The courthouse is beautiful, the Clerks seem efficient and kind, and the parking is good... but the wait for justice, if justice ever really happens by Judge Jurado, is awful. I have not been charged with a crime nor do i work in the building. But i do like to see how my tax dollars are used or misused... so off to view the proceedings i go.