The Irving-Las Colinas Chamber of Commerce is a true partner and advocate for businesses large and…read moresmall. Our company, SUMMi7, is a startup with great ambition, and Beth and other leaders at the Chamber have recognized the alignment in our missions and been big supporters from day one. They recently really helped us out by connecting us with other partners to ensure that we could go above and beyond in delivering our product to our clients. We look forward to future collaborations with the Chamber to amplify the local business community.

I had a surprisingly pleasant experience here trying to get my out-of-state car registered. I've…read morebeen here twice, both at opening, and both times was in and out in less than 10 minutes. Just make sure you are bringing the right paperwork! This is NOT where you get a new driver's license. Go to the DPS for that.

Very nice and friendly staff. I have only been here for vehicle registration. The line could get…read morelong, but it goes quickly. Oh, if you know you live in Dallas County, but one of the staff tells you it might be Collins or whatever else, be patient and ask them to check again. Last year I lived at the same place, came here to get my registration, didn't have any problem. This year, I was told my zip code belongs to Collins County. The zip code is 75287 btw, and it's right on the borderline of 2 counties. Eventually she agreed with me that yes, the address belongs to Dallas County. Also, make sure you bring cash, if you don't want to get charged for using debit/credit card. The fee is min $3.5 up to 2% I believe.

Ok, so my man had to handle business here. On this particular day, oath ceremonies were being held…read more I never went inside as no one was allowed inside if you were not taking your oath or other immigration purposes. I enclosed if a picture of what it looks like in Oath day because while I get that it may be crowded or maybe it's social distancing that explains why families aren't allowed inside. I don't know. But it's such a big day for them but it can't be witnessed by their loved ones. Benches outside would have been a nice alternative for families to wait as their loved ones came out with their certificates and flags.

Recently came here and with an appointment no problems. You will not be seen unless you have an…read moreappointment and they will ask for your appointment letter at the door before going through metal detectors. Even with appointment - You will have a wait time so that is a bummer. Sometimes it's within 10 min of your appointment and others it can be 45 min. later. Mostly polite immigration staff. But be aware when sworn in only the individual will be allowed in that is being sworn in for naturalization . No others allowed. Even with handicapped people such as those using a walker.No exceptions unless your a translator, I believe, but in order to qualify for one you have to meet certain criteria. BUT the naturalization "ceremony" while by themselves is so quick!

It's a beautiful facility with a good selection of books, as well as a very knowledgeable and…read morefriendly staff. The majority of non personnel inside the building were homeless people taking refuge from the heat.

I didn't make it past the front desk....and this is my review of my experience…read more The front desk clerk (I'm talking to you, Mrs. Yellow shirted, "I Love My Library Card" lady) was the most emotionless, bored, uninterested, monotonous, person I have ever seen as a customer service public servant. She offered no greeting, but did ask if she could help me. What I needed help with required a manager and she was more than eager to get one for me. While I waited for the manager, she made eye contact once, while continuously scanning what was going on behind me and continued with small talk about the weather. I asked if she was a volunteer, to which she answered directly, "Nope". I then asked how long she had been working at the library....her response? "27 years". Good. Lawd. She needed to obviously retire. She showed no excitement or interest in her job. Even Richard Simmons would have gotten depressed.

I switched to this for most of my post office needs after such poor service in other areas…read more Sometimes they open late?. But, Horace and the other lady at the counter are awesome at their job. Keep it up!

An amazingly clean post office! The staff were very nice & helpful. I just wish they had a mail…read morekiosk, that would be really helpful for small things.

My wife's carry-on was inspected and run back through xray because she forgot to take the iPad out…read more They removed iPad and ran it through the machine. We arrived in Miami and upon unpacking the iPad (Pro) and a cylindrical battery charger are missing. She did not open the carry on inflight. It was iPad Pro in black case. Basically they took the iPad out and didnt tell her. We were able to find it and get it shipped back but the battery charger was stolen. Likely by TSA as no one else had possession. This group is poorly trained at best and downright ignorant on average and do not have my trust that they haven't let weapons or explosives by. Recently an undercover audit showed that 90+% of contraband was successfully boarded onto a commercial flight. Put air marshalls on all flights and disband the TSA.

Officer Townshend was the most unprofessional, ill-mannered, inconsiderate excuse of a public…read moresevice employee possible. She acted as if my children and I were an unnecessary disturbance in her day, all because I did not push my belongings into the machine in a timely enough fashion for her. Perhaps I could have done so more efficiently if there had been a table next to the xray machine for me to slide my things along. We had just stepped off a flight from London and as an American it pains me to say that based off of first impressions alone, American is not very welcoming or kind. Too bad officers like Townsend are what greet travelers to this otherwise great nation.

I travel around 3 times a week in multiple countries and states…read more I thought 1st & 2nd time going through TSA pre line at this terminal was horrendous until yesterday, 5AM , the TSA agents are angry , make fun of passengers , change their positions going from one computer to the next They had some weird paper with names and tasks letting them know who is "miserable " enough to do the next bag check. They give you dirty looks for god knows what reason, just an awful experience , Here comes the best part, They pretty much ganged up on me and my carry on, like I said I travel multiple times a week, never an issue This time they pretty much emptied out my whole entire carry on, best part of this whole encounter is when they made fun of me right infront of my face knowing that my flight boarding any minute so I have to stand there and take it. Needless to say they took out of my carry on everything that they (2 female TSA agents) whatever they "kind of liked" and under their breath I heard "oh I could use that" "now that's expensive " I was absolutely baffled and confused as to how I just got robbed in broad daylight and couldn't even complain or say anything because my kids were waiting for me back home so I couldn't miss my flight. Just utter shock and disappointment in the humanity. I heard Macdonalds is hiring.

The absolute worst. I had the privilege of using CLEAR or Precheck but I arrived at the airport way…read moretoo early to be able to use it so I got in the regular line for the first time in a long long time. My luggage was a little bit too big for the belt (which in my opinion it wasn't even that big) so it had to be checked in a different lane. I had to wait nearly 15 minutes just for the bag to be "picked up" which I thought was absolutely ridiculous. Giving it two stars because the person who ended up checking my bag was super friendly unlike the rest of the staff. TSA will TSA.

As a business traveller I have tremendous respect for what the TSA has to do and the people and…read moreattitudes they have to deal with so I consider myself exceptionally patient as they are just doing their jobs which few truly appreciate. However, they often are their own worse enemy. My family and I were traveling and my carry on took a hit for an item that ended up being a headset in my bag which is fine and even the fact it took a hit on the explosive test I was still fine but the problem is the complete absence of communication by all three TSA officers which were honestly just jerks to deal with. After they pulled my bag it took 12 min before anyone even acknowledged me about the issue as others walked by me without even acknowledging me. Finally they searched the bag again with hardly a grunt as acknowledgment then they were ready to clear it but the explosive detector had a false positive so they searched it again and proceeded to throw out items that they were prepared to ignore the first time had it not been for the false positive test. Again I have no issue with the search or throwing things out but their communication skills and attitude just flat out sucked. I hope the TSA provides interaction communications training in the future as this crew of 3 desperately needed refresher training.

Texas - DFW - Dallas/Fort Worth International Monday,…read more05/01/17 13:00 TSA Agent (didn't get his name): Dark hair, mustache, behind desk, seemingly in charge of shift. Checkpoint: E31 Usually don't have issues anywhere else I travel to/from, but for some reason at DFW I tend to get some silly shenanigans going on with my carry-on. I don't mind the occasional pat down, or even the rudeness. I realize they have a job to do and a sucky one at that. I can put up with that for a few minutes and not get butt-hurt over it. Fortunately I don't ever get belongings confiscated, just searched and tested, etc. However, this time was different. Visited my Mom & Dad in Dallas. Father aging badly. In his 80's and not doing well. Gave me a present to take home, nothing major, just an As-Seen-On-TV Air Dragon (little portable hand-carry device to air up small tires with, like lawnmowers, etc). Can't even power it on unless it's plugged into a cigarette lighter or wall plug. After explaining all this to the TSA officer behind the desk who tried turning it on himself, he still said it would need to be checked in at the front, mainly because it "looked like a power drill" was the only real explanation I received. I explained I had no luggage to check in, and that even doing so would cost more than the device was worth. So I had to leave my Dad's present behind for someone else to have a free Air Dragon. And that's what irritated me the most, is that it was a gift... and a harmless one at that. I had reviewed the TSA "What Can I Bring" website before going to the airport and didn't see any reason why it couldn't be admitted. No residual fuel, electronic but can't power it on; other non-powered tools are allowed, so I just couldn't see the reasoning behind it. Needless to say, I felt robbed by an entity that is designed to protect. But as long as we're protected from those dangerous Air Dragons we'll all be safe.

Was in an out quick always make an appointment the guy was very nice and helpful he found out my…read moreproblem quick and fixed it . I would go to Fort Worth over Dallas office any day .

What happens with the IRS in this country? The taxes do not fail to discount them but if you have…read moreany problem it is impossible to create an account and call is worse, and as if we were not busy, going in person you should lose the whole day to be attended to.