Not sure reason why some costumers are giving less than three stars to this location…read more My experience was absolutely % professional from the gentlemen at the entrance and rest of the Staff. Location is clean, parking not a problem. I would like to recommend this location because I and those costumers around me during my visit were treated with respect and professionalism. God bless for all you do

This is the only USCIS location that I've ever been to for interviewing my green card and…read morecitizenship. I have a good experience here. In a normal circumstance, I'd say I recommend this location but you can't really choose so good luck. You can only come inside 15 minutes before your appointment. I always came 30 minutes early and wait in the car to be sure I won't late. There's a lot of parking too. You need to show them your appointment notice for them to let you in. The security guards are serious but polite. After going through security, you need to go to the check-in booth so that they can notify your interviewer that you're there. Then you would go wait in the waiting area. The waiting area is spacious and usually doesn't have many people. You'd probably wait about 15 minutes before the officer calls you in. If you come in for a citizenship interview and you pass the test, the officer will tell you to wait in the waiting area to receive more information regarding the oath ceremony appointment. The 2 officers that interviewed me for my green card and citizenship were very nice and friendly. They made the interviews less scary. Side note: if you need to reschedule your interview (citizenship interview in my case), call the number on the interview notice. A representative will send the request over to the local office. You'll get a confirmation email saying they'll honor your request to change the appointment. This means you don't have to go to the interview anymore. They might not schedule you a new interview date until the original one has passed so if this is the case, you can even attend the original interview date if you can make it.

They lie. They act like they want to help you, but in the end, you get nothing. But they're very…read morekind. What I can't understand is why they call mentally ill people up on the phone and ask them to explain their side of the story. What the heck? They want you to be all nice and cheerful as they're getting ready to yank your disability check. What is wrong with you? Also, if you become the payee for any grown-up and there's any problems they're gonna make you pay back the adult who got the money. you will be responsible to pay it back. And then they'll ask you to explain why you shouldn't have to pay it back. absolutely the most backwards group of people I have ever encountered. The problem with the whole system is the people who call you up and ask you to explain. They get paid to giggle as you try to wiggle yourself out of their jam. Then they deny you, and then the process just goes on and on, and on clogging up the whole system stealing the taxpayers money. They need to stop denying people. they need to grant their disability which they're gonna get in the end anyways and stop wasting money on the process. billions of dollars is being wasted on the process, and the poor judgement of the people left in charge of the judgments. Pancakes sounds good right now.

Completely dumbfounded…read more Newly married and wanted to get my marriage certificate submitted to change my name for my social security. Appointments was about 2 months out and I wanted to try to get it done earlier as a walk-in. They really should put a sign saying everything is by appointment only (effective 01/2025). I waited an hour only to go to the window to be told this and offered to make an appointment for my next visit. I shouldn't even have the option to get a number. The ticket computer should have a hard stop programmed if you don't have an appointment. PUT A SIGN UP BECAUSE THE WEBSITE STILL WELCOMES WALK-INS!

If we were blessed, this place would be shut down for the horrid "service" they do for the…read morecommunity. When people complain about the process and recommend you not pulling the permit, they are the reason why. If this place followed neighboring city policies, I could see an uptick in projects with permits and revenue for the building department. Until then, they will be a soar on the face of Santa Clara and all its residents Came in today, dec. 17 2019, and have been reminded why they are rated 1 Star. If you can get by without a permit, don't get one.

Older building with two wings, an upstairs and downstairs in each wing. Some offices are very old…read moreand run down with tiled floors and government issued furniture, others are more refurbished. A cafeteria/coffee shop in the basement of one of the wings, open to the public. Got a chicken, avocado club sandwich with potato salad for $5.50. I visited to view the 70 sculptures in both wings, free viewing of artist's sculptures, artists competed in a juried exhibition by the City of Santa Clara's Cultural Advisory Commission http://santaclaraca.gov/events/indoor-sculpture-exhibit.html Free parking lot and across the street from the Triton Art Museum, a free art museum. http://www.yelp.com/biz/triton-museum-of-art-santa-clara

This location is severely understaffed, waited hours. Workers are rude and don't seem to know…read morewhat's going on half the time.

Arrived (1) hr earlier than opening. Waited 6 hours in…read moreline. Bring a chair, Sun hat, sunscreen, some water, maybe snacks. It's going to be a great test of patience.

More review will be written in 2 days . This police station…read moreis located in the Rivermark plaza , next to a bank and Safeway , across from the city library, and the other side is " Meet Fresh " Taiwanese desserts . I am surprised that police station has office hours . This location closes on Friday . There is a press button phone next to the front door to call for emergency 24/7 .

So...let me start with the fact that police officers nowadays get a bad rap. They get no respect…read moreand are vilified more often than they are praised. Allow me to illustrate why in part this is my stance; Wednesday July 24th 2026 at 4:30p I had lost my dog at a local strip mall. I was going out of my mind. Luckily a shop owner had seen someone put a dog that matched my description into car and drive off. Not only that but the shop owner had the make, model and last three digits of the cars' license plate number. I call the police and Officer Haydon pulls up to assess the situation and collect information. After doing just that I was instructed to drive to the nearest shelter to see if my dog had been dropped off there. I didn't want to leave but after a few minutes I did as Officer Haydon suggested. As I neared the shelter I received the call; Officer Haydon had through the efforts and resources of the Santa Clara Police Department located and contacted the man whose car matched the description. The gentleman had dropped the dog at a local veterinary clinic. Through tears I drove over to the clinic to be met by Officer Haydon as well as Hannah and Amanda. But where was the dog? Was it really my dog? Before I had a nervous breakdown the door to their car was opened and I was reunited with my dog Xerxes. It was now 6:30p. It was the most excruciating and frightening two hours of my life. I am forever indebted to Officer Haydon for his professionalism. For his dedication and his humanity. Being a Police Officer is so much more than enforcing laws. They are people like you and me who care for the community they serve. They voluntarily go through extensive training to serve and protect the very communities we and they live in. Let's give them their due. Spoiler alert: I haven't always been on the right side of the law but i have always had respect for the job these men and women do day in and day out. As a matter of fact whenever I see a police officer or member of our armed forces I take the time to Thank them for their efforts and service. I have shown my Son to do the same and he now shows his Son to do the same. So again; Thank you Officer Haydon for who you are and for what you do in Service to the badge, our communities and society as a whole. ‍

I was in-and-out in 25-minutes for my name change appointment. It honestly took me longer to drive…read morehere and find parking than the actual appointment itself. You clear security on the ground floor and the guard directs you to the 2nd floor. You check-in, wait for your number to be called, then proceed to the appropriate window. You need to call to make an appointment as they don't take walk-ins. I had to wait 30+ days for the next available appointment (-1 star for the month long wait). Not sure if it's always that way or if it's just the year-end rush. Other than that, it's fairly efficient.

You need to go there when you're my age I'm 66 and this stuff is confusing. So if you need money…read morebecause you earned it over your lifetime, then you need to go and find out all that really bullshit that goes with it. Some of it's good some of it's not. But it is what it is.

New Address needs to be changed on YELP: 3350 Scott Blvd,…read moreBuilding 54 | Santa Clara, CA 95054-3124 (408) 244-8244 --- https://www.svcentralchamber.com/ If you make an appointment, it works out well.

This a great place to showcase your business and also network with other…read morecompanies to grow your business.The staff here are real helpful and eager to answer any questions.

Hats off to these guys. I ran out of gas next to their place and they sprung into action and got me…read moresome gas. They didn't have to at all. I am just some random guy that had a faulty fuel Guage. No matter they were there and helped with a smile on their faces. Hats off! I wish more of our public servants were like these 3 gents.

A couple of months ago, I was dumb enough not to remember carrying my keys with me when throwing…read moretrash outside of the house. The wind closed the door behind me and it was locked. I freaked out because my baby was inside the house alone; I ran to my neighbor and asked to use their phone to call my husband but wasn't able to reach him. A few minutes later, I decided to call 911; the operator asked me to wait outside and help is on the way. I kept talking to my baby through the door; I was in tears hoping nothing bad would happen. I waited for about 5min (might be shorter, but it seemed longer when I was anxious), the Santa Clara Fire Department came. They were all very friendly and patience; they calmly asked for detail information about my house and my baby. They tried to find a way in without breaking my doors; they quickly figured out a way to get into the house through a window. As soon as they opened the door for me, I ran to see my baby. Luckily she was safe, enjoying some videos in the high chair. The Fire Fighters didn't just leave right away, instead, they made sure to place the window net back on correctly, said hello to my baby and my dog, as well as checking the smoke protectors at my house. Embarrassingly, all of my smoke protectors were out of batteries; they offered to install new ones but refused to let me pay for them. They also played with my baby and my dog while waiting for the protectors to be installed. Seriously, I haven't seen a group of genuinely nice people in a long while. While I felt very bad for them to come for my stupid mistake, I was very thankful that they were able to rescue us in such a short notice. Thank you Santa Clara Fire Department! You guys are awesome.

A nice clean office and it has a wedding chapel for registered weddings…read more I booked my appointment online for my wedding license. I also booked the chapel for 20mins , which has minimum 20 guests other than me and my husband, for the ceremony. Along with license, the chapel booking has a fee. The wedding was a smooth experience. I got the license the morning of my wedding with my husband, came later in the afternoon for my ceremony, and got married :) There is an indoor chapel and outdoor area, and I preferred indoor for privacy. It is also beautifully decorated. And only need for 1-2 witnesses. And then I went back to get the signed marriage license two weeks later and received it for a minor fee.

We made an appointment online to get married. The whole process was very easy…read more They have a really big parking lot, and very good signage. It was easy to see where to go. This building looks brand new and very clean. The person working at the greeting station was very helpful with what we needed to do, and checked in on us filling out the paperwork online. When we completed the paperwork, they saw us right away. A very straight forward process. I felt like the staff was very caring and helpful!

Center of Silicon Valley [Santa Clara CA]…read more Home to Santa Clara University, Levi's Stadium, and California's Great America Theme Park, sadly the park will close at the end of this month, October 2025. We had happy childhood memories of running wild at Great America once. Santa Clara is also home to the headquarters of companies such as Intel, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), and Nvidia. I once worked at National Semiconductor Corporation, formerly headquartered in Santa Clara. I was employed there for 10 years, in 2011 they were acquired by Texas Instruments. While working that graveyard shift I also briefly attended Mission College. It was a tough schedule. I finally attended my first NFL game at Levi's Stadium when the Niners played against the Atlanta Falcons. It was a wild atmosphere as the Niners pulled a victory win. During our stay we discovered a restaurant serving a plethora of Filipino favorites. Can't wait to return to Tapsilog Cantina. 2026 will be an unprecedented year of major sports events in Santa Clara and the Bay Area. The City is thrilled to be the host venue, Levi's Stadium, as the region's sports fans welcome both Super Bowl LX and FIFA World Cup in 2026. Review #3949

Long overdue review…read more Quality/Quantity - Another one of my favorite cities. And if you do it right, you get the best of all worlds! City of Santa Clara's utilities (Silicon Valley Power) and Cupertino's school district! Back in the day, anything and everything you could ever want or need was just a 10 minute drive. Back in the day we had season tickets to - Great America, Bonfante Gardens, Monterey Aquarium, etc. Other things to do in SC: Of course they now have Levi Stadium, our 49ers from SF... Visiting missions/churches, so much history. Santa Clara University, museums, parks, SC convention center, Apple campus and visitor center, SJ airport, etc. And for my wife, 10 minutes away is the Valley Fair and Santana Row mall. We used to also have a Vallco shopping center, but that has changed significantly... Atmosphere - 18.3 square miles, of which none of it is water... Population 127K+ (2020 Census) Personally the weather is perfect for me, not too hot and not too cold. But then I am lucky to enjoy and appreciate all 4 climates. I used to love riding my bike (motorcycle) on 1, 9, 35, 84 and 130! Top employers - Applied Materials, Intel, AMD, Kaiser, Nvidia, CA Great America, Dell, etc. Nearby cities - San Jose, Cupertino, Sunnyvale, Milpitas, Mountain View, Saratoga, Los Gatos, and even Morgan Hill. Again, so close to everything! Approximately only an hour+ away, depending on traffic - SF, Half Moon Bay, Santa Cruz, Monterey, Carmel, Gilroy, etc. Service - Depends on what you do, eat, or drink. Price - Depends on what you do, eat, or drink. But affordable living for Silicon Valley. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1852.