This is a gem of a business and am so happy I found them! I walked in expecting a long wait to get…read morea document notarized. I was greeted promptly and asked to take a seat as everyone was busy helping others. I was waiting a maximum of 5 minutes before they called me up. Between the time I walked through their door to walking out of them, maybe 15 minutes had lapsed and much of that time was due to just chit chatting while they worked. The cost for the notary service was extremely reasonable. I found out they do a bunch of services, including trusts. I will definitely be back and I highly recommend them.

They're always so helpful here and go there for any and all government paper work that I can…read morepassport etc etc super fast efficient smart nice patient.

I haven't been to this location just yet but I wanted to update ppl on their OPEN DAYS AND HOURS…read more Open Monday, Wednesday, and Fridays ONLY!! So plan your trip to this DMV wisely. No Tuesday or Thursday visits.

Closest dmv from Las Vegas…read more It's a very small dmv compared to more other DMVS. Somtimes the Ipad work to check in, other times they just have a clip board to write your name, why you are there and a phone number. It's not as sophisticated as larger DMVS but it will get the job done. I went over here to get a replacement title, they cannot expedite it unfortunately. It takes 15-30 days to receive. This place is quite small and very family like location. I was in out faster than the 9 minutes that was predicted on the website.

Hi, On Interstate…read more40, a few miles after driving into California you will happen upon the CDFA Needles Agriculture Inspection station. The main purpose of this produce inspection station is to keep unwanted pests (insects and the like) from entering into the state of California and destroying one of it's many agricultural crops. Their main focus is the giant semi trucks entering the state, but they do also stop all cars and recreational vehicles that enter into the state as well. It is a very simple process. You drive up and the man/woman at the booth asks you where you are traveling from today.... if it is an area that is known to have harmful pests, they then ask you if you are traveling with any fruits and vegetables. If you are, they make ask you to see them of they make take a look in your vehicle. Coming from Havasu usually, they mostly just pass my car through with a friendly smile and a nice little wave. Another pest they have recently begun looking for is the quaga muscle. This is a HORRIBLE little pest, about a quarter of an inch in size, that attaches to boats, in bilges, or in the intake area of motors of boats. They can live quite a while out of the water, and once ensconced in a water way, multiplies at an astonishing rate. Once settled, they use up the available oxygen in the water killing off fish and other indigenous life. Please cooperate with the inspection officers if you are bringing a boat through to California and help to keep there nasty little creatures out of California water ways. This places provides a valuable service.... Yes, I am a fan.

For the most part, these guys are harmless... As a front operation, at least, they are looking for…read moreagricultural pests being driven into California from parts unknown, often unwittingly by folks who bought roadside fruit stand produce in other states. Every few years after returning here from a cross country road trip, the officer asks me a few extra questions like "do you have any fruits or vegetables in your vehicle?" If I answer yes, they often want to know what types, and where we bought them. In essence, they know what they are looking for, and if you have any of those items, they may ask to see them. In rare cases, they will confiscate them, but that has never happened to me. Conspiracy theorists will also tell you that this station serves to photograph and register license plates, search for terrorists entering California through the highly-strategic southeastern desert route, and shaking down visitors who might be undocumented immigrants. I suppose all of these things are possible. Thankfully, having my wife and three young children in the car, with toys and fast food wrappers all over the floor is the perfect cover to my clandestine operations. Just to make sure the inspector/officer is awake, I'll sometimes ask questions like, "So, um, what would be the best thing to feed a desert tortoise?" or "How long can a guy hold his breath in a large duffle bag?" or "How much cash can I carry across state lines before that alarm thing goes off?" I get about 50-50 responses of laughs or "Sir, please pull over to the right into our staging area for further inspection." So yeah, don't do do that, I guess.

After losing a rather impromptu round of hide n seek cops n bad girls edition. Deputy Rolfe of MCSO…read moreproved to be an absolute mushroom on a rather large pile of well.. u know. Very professional and yet still charming in a put your hands up kinda way. The entire evening was so much fun I'm thinking about doing it again. Minus the jail stay.

Very courteous, helpful to my concern. Recommended I also…read morealert BHC Police since I live in BHC. Again very helpful.