I had an amazing experience working with Tech Sergeant Perry. From day one, he genuinely wanted…read moreevery single one of us to succeed. He went above and beyond by organizing training days to help prepare us for boot camp and making sure we felt confident and ready for what was ahead. He was always on top of our recruiting process, ensuring we stayed on track and understood each step along the way. Anytime we needed advice, guidance, or assistance, he welcomed us with open arms and never hesitated to help. Even though I ultimately did not move forward with the process, I truly appreciate all of his efforts, dedication, and support. He made a positive impact, and I'm grateful for everything he's done.

Sgt Parry was an AMAZING recruiter and was so knowledgeable about the entire process going to go…read moreall the way up to the day I shipped out he answered any and all questions I had and had lots of conversations with me as oppose to a regular recruiter that is just looking to get their numbers he never did that he made me feel sure about the decision I was making. If you're looking for an Airforce recruiter that will get you squared away but ALSO CARES. Sgt Parry is the person to reach out to I'd recommend this recruiter to everyone he truly goes above and beyond.

Tsgt Blair was a great help w/ my whole recruiting process and answered all my questions and went…read moreabove & beyond to make sure i got all that i asked for !

TSgt Blair is an amazing recruiter, made my enlisting process easy and now I'm an airman a couple…read moremonths later loving it. If you are interested in joining I would suggest coming here and contacting TSgt Blair

TSGT Johnson is, without a doubt, the best recruiter anyone could ask for. From day one, she was…read moreprofessional, knowledgeable, honest, and genuinely invested in helping me succeed. She was always available to answer my questions, kept me informed throughout the entire process, and made what could have been a stressful experience feel manageable. What truly sets TSGT Johnson apart is how much she cares about the people she works with. Even after I was involved in a serious motorcycle accident that delayed my Air Force plans, she continued to check in on me, support me, and encourage me through my recovery. That level of dedication goes far beyond what anyone would expect from a recruiter. She treats people with kindness, respect, and patience, and you can tell she truly loves what she does. If you're considering joining the Air Force, I cannot recommend TSGT Johnson enough. She is an outstanding representative of the Air Force and someone who genuinely changes lives for the better. Thank you for everything you've done for me. I will always be grateful.

I walked into this location prepared with every document I needed to get the process going just to…read morebe held at the front door and basically be dismissed after a few mins by the recruiter. The guy was nice but gave me no new information at all. He didn't even take me to his desk to start my application. I was let into the building but wasn't offered to take a seat or anything. He just asked if I had any questions about it and vaguely answered a few and told me to come back after seeing a doctor in case I had anything in my medical records that would pop up. It felt very unprofessional and pissed me off so much because I drove 45 mins during my work break to speak to a recruiter and start my enlistment process. If anyone wants a recruiter that will be helpful, I suggest going to a different location. Maybe it was just the guy I spoke to but I definitely didn't return to this location after that experience.

Sgt Emundo & Sgt Navar have been nothing but a support system for me through my process to join the…read morearmy! Definitely, recommend checking it out.

Sergeant Navar ( I think that's how you spell his name) said something to me that's very rude. I…read morewas not explained thoroughly about how the process of going to Meps would be by Sergeant John or Sergeant Navar. On a side note I've been diagnosed with schizophrenia, and at the time I was trying to enlist into the army I didn't know I was schizophrenic yet. Arriving at the hotel that you stay in San Diego near Meps, I didn't know I would be sharing a room with someone and I was not comfortable sharing a room with a grown man I know that sounds immature but I was assigned to share a room with a grown man who looked like a drug addict. I asked for another roommate at the hotel and I was put with another grown man who I believed to be homosexual. I ended up packing my things and going home and my schizophrenia symptoms weren't helping I ended up on the street. I had to pay a lot of money for a taxi to go back home. I'm Not blaming this recruiting center for my symptoms or anything but I wasn't comfortable sharing a room and I thought maybe that should have been explained during the recruitment process process or at least on the way to Meps Shuttle. I ended up going again to the recruiting center a few weeks later and went to Meps and the Meps hotel. I got a roommate who was around my age and i didn't leave home . (Keep in mind I didn't know I had schizophrenia yet) however my experience at Meps wasn't all that great due to my schizophrenia symptoms. Again I don't blame anyone for this. I ended up seperating from the group at Meps and walked back to the hotel where we stay at instead of staying at Meps and waiting for the Shuttle home. Sergeant Navar did something that was actually nice, he sent an Uber to the the Hotel to take me back to Meps . Everything went fine but I had to go to Meps again to take retake the test . I tried going again a few weeks later and on the way to the Shuttle I was having really bad schizophrenic symptoms and I ended up leaving before going in the shuttle. I told Sergeant Navar that I had second thoughts on the army and was wanting to join the coast guard. (Keep in mind my schizophrenia was getting out of control). Sergeant Navar told me we're already here at the shuttle you should go to Meps to at least take the test and see how you do or something along those lines. I left. I ended up on the street for the night and had to call my Dad to pick me up . Again I don't blame anyone for this . But weeks later after I was officially diagnosed with Schizophrenia and was now on medication. Sergeant Navar texted me saying "are you done with your soul searching sir?" Which I find to be extremely rude considering he goes to church and stuff I don't know why he would say something like that being a person who goes to church. He didn't know I had schizophrenia but I still found that very rude. My family told me to ignore that crazy guy , they said recruiters just want as many people as possible to enlist.

Great Office to Enlist if you want to be in the Air Force Reserves!!! :]…read more Update: 07/13/2011 I'll be shipping out for Basic Training on Sept 6th and Returning March 2nd of 2012 and I'm really stoked!! And also an Additional 130 days of service after that and go on a part time reserve schedule Cant wait!!! :]

The staff is friendly and very responsive. Getting an appointment was fast and easy. I highly…read morerecommend visiting this office should you need any assistance with obtaining any information for filling a VA Claim or to get any other assistance concerning your veterans status. The help I got from this office was greatly appreciated.

The customer service provided by the staff, particularly from Assistant Director James (Kelly), was…read moreimpressively professional and caring. They understand the Vet needs and strived to help me. Thank you Kelly!

First timer since moving to the area. Lovely and friendly staff. Quick service even during my lunch…read morebreak. Very understanding and listen. They take time to help and do what's necessary (at least the one time I went).

Jury is still out.... I'll let you know... process is long.... Gilbert seems to be very helpful…read more... Started my husbands paperwork today.... Still need Doctors report.... We will go from there... Doctor completed paperwork on Friday and they are closed.... Monday is also a holiday.... Tuesday I will drop off....6/20 Now is the waiting ....

I had an appointment for 9:30, came in at 9:10. I checked if…read morethere was any global entry interviews in Ontario airport on Thursday, and more or less, the entire next week was free. I chose Sunday because it was the least traffic day. Parking: free if you're here under 31 minutes, I believe? Scan in, scan out-- lot was practically empty I got here really early but no wait-- the lady at the counter asked me for my passport, buzzed the door, then a security officer waved me to room #1. In there, it was a brief interview with a few questions and he just checked my driver licenses + passport, took a picture, and did my fingerprints. Took under 3 minutes for everything. I also didn't need to print out the sheet (if you do the Global Entry interview, it says print out this sheet and I did), but you actually don't need it unless your records don't come up with your passport info, which is unlikely. Everyone was really nice + it was super fast and efficient; clean facility too. Would highly recommend.

The easiest and most painfree experience with the government I ever had. Parking is free for 30…read moreminutes; you'll only be there for less than 10 for waiting and for your interview. I'm glad to have a quiet airport to make this appointment! The work to get to LAX sounds like too much.