I wouldn't say it was the BEST experience, but it definitely wasn't bad. I noticed some attitude…read morefrom the people working there, but after seeing how busy it was, and how much was going on while they're working with like 3 people at a time, it's definitely understandable lmao. I went in for the marine section, and forgot a valid form of ID, but they actually allowed me to go through the process either way since they had it on file. I'm appreciative of this place because it's the start of something big. I wish the workers there, and the new recruits going in the best of luck !

This is a second hand review as I personally have only ever driven here to pick up my son near the…read morefront flag pole but haven't been inside. I think you'll find it helpful if your child will find themself here. I can remember the day like it was yesterday... a day like any other here in Sunny SoCal - my son, a sophomore college student who was majoring in Criminology/Criminal Justice told me when we were out on a hike that he wanted to take this path. Was I completely caught off guard? Yes! Did I give him a long drawn out speech about how when we start things, we finish them and he was absolutely not putting his college education on hold to detour down a different road? Yes! I told him, after he graduates he can explore this passion to serve our country and thought that was the end of it. Fast forward to this March when I check his location and find he's at a local US Army recruiting station and my heart falls out of my chest. As a single mother since he was 9 months old, this past year has been interesting to say the least. As a college graduate he knew he'd go the Officer route and began the prep and testing earlier in the year. He's been to MEPS a few times now. They typically put him up at the LAX Marriott, as a parent of a child who rarely if ever sleeps away from home unless it's at a best friends house this was a very new experience for the both of us. Rooms are shared at the hotel, meals are provided, and wake up seems to be around 230/3a, brekke at 345a, with a shuttle back to the center around 430a. My son was extremely determined to follow his next dream after graduation. He maxxed out on all tests written, physical (we're a fairly athletic family already so these things were no stretch), etc. and went in front of the local board this past October. I knew the week of December 5th would be a very exciting one for him. I also knew within ten days I'd have the end date to our Book 1 Chapter 22. My son received his acceptance call from his recruiter as told on Dec 9th (congrats to all accepted), he signed his 8 year 3yr 24month active duty contract and was sworn in 4 days later. I was not able to be in the building but they live stream these and I was able to watch it in that capacity. Things move extremely slow at MEPS, but food is provided and phones can be used from time to time for communication. My son noted many of the men and women here are very young (high school age). There are no words to express the amount of pride I have in him, the confidence I have in his leadership and admiration I have for his courage and bravery. He'll be at Fort Jackson and then at Fort Benning. So while I look up every yummy restaurant and fun spot in Columbia and Columbus, and pick out graduation dresses he is off on a very big and exciting journey to serve amongst the less than 1% (a category I do love us tackling but my marathons just can't quite compare to this on any level). I know my two grandfathers are smiling down, beaming with pride. I truly believe all men should be required to, as time has passed I see so many benefits to it. I don't like using the word "real man" but I really do feel like it takes a certain kind to go active duty and quite frankly out here in the West I don't think it's as common as in other states. I know our political party has nothing to really do with this and some are going strictly for the benefits, and even marrying for extra cash flow which is certainly a path. My son doesn't care much about the salary, his motive is service and acquiring the skills to better land a spot in the CIA or FBI by way of becoming a US Army Ranger serving in the 75th regiment. Reach for the stars baby! Columbia, SC here we come!!! Ok, maybe just me for graduation, yummy bites and weekend adventures. I refuse to be the crazy mom who does a short term rental near the base just to know I'm breathing the same air near him, unless.... I do that near Fort Benning ;) kidding kidding. Bring your patience when you are coming here, the days are long and things like fingerprints can take 5 hours to do in just a few minutes. Travel arrangements for ship dates are taken care of here but seem to be an all day process as well. Patience, patience, patience. Hurry up and wait is definitely accurate. Sending love to all of the families of our service men and women from a very new empty nester single Army Mom who is looking forward to being a resource to others in similar situations.

Things arent the same no more. Ill just leave it at that for now…read more I have to do my best to come back less in the meantime.

I went for travel the internet was down but the women at the front desk was exceptionally helpful…read morein sending me to the next closest one to my home she even went as far to call and let them know that I would be coming the tickets and travel is on the left side on the first floor

IHSS Adult services division and IHSS public authority…read moreriverside county Monday -Friday 8:00-5:00pm

This is probably one of my favorite IRS offices. They usually play fair and have really good…read moreagents. I can say I have had several dealings with them and they usually treat me clients with respect. Don't get me wrong there have been some agents that were just unreasonble, but in the grand scheme of things this office is top notch!

Park on the north side of the follow the sign in the east lobby to door almost at the end of the…read morehallway. Nice people. Helpful. Bring your documentation. Know what is possible before you visit.

Quick and easy!!…read more Didn't want to take too many pictures of this place but the whole experience was pretty painless!! I think I was there all of 5 mins before I was processed and on my way! If you're close to LAX this place is right off the 405 and maybe two miles away from the airport! It's easy to park, easy to find, easy breezy lemon squeezey!!! Don't forget your ID and your passport!!! Thank you CBP!!

Grateful for LAX-PD. Family member had misplaced her luggage coming back from an international…read moreflight. The luggage was returned by a very honest airport staff person and returned to LAXPD. Their hotline and desks are staffed 24/7, with a location adjacent to LAX and after contacting them and arranging details- we were able to safely retrieve the lost luggage with minimal issues. Thank you to Ocon who assisted us over the phone.

On Christmas night I was picking up a family member from the airport. I was in back to back traffic…read morein the pick up area, and the "police officer" told me to go around the cars in front of me to get out of the way for other cars. There was nowhere for me to go to, and I was right behind the car in front of me. I told him I would move as soon as I had room. He walked away, and then told me to get out of the car, to where there was incoming traffic to come look at how much room I had in front of me (in a demeaning way). I could see that I did not have room. I got back in my car, waited until I had room, and went into the lane next to me. A car then ended up in the same spot I was in, same thing that happened to me. Maybe they just need a better system in place instead of demeaning people. I wish I would have gotten his name to file a formal complaint.

It was one of those days I came through waaaaayyyy too early for a flight (like I had at least 2…read morehours to kill before boarding) so I decided to chance it and see if I might just be able to score this perk! I walked in without an appointment and lucked out: there was no one ahead or behind me, so the timing was perfect. I just happen to have all the documentation they require with me, so after a few keystrokes and verifications, I was outta there in less than 30 minutes. The interaction with staff was great, and that is always a plus. It really was a painless experience for me. If you travel a lot, I'd suggest going through this (especially if you travel through this terminal given the lines are always long.) TSA PRE has already come in incredibly handy a few times since I got it! I guess I got lucky. Timing certainly IS everything. And I'm really glad I did it. I have hopes my fellow Yelpers (and everyone else interested in this!) get the same experience as I did.

You never answered my questions, I applied for Global Entry and wanted to set up an appointment for…read morea required interview !!!

Offficer Passley had taken my report and I felt he went out of his way in making me feel better. I…read moredidn't expect it, which made it all that special. My truck was stolen and I had a lot of valuables in there. Not really worth much to anyone else but me. Religious items, as well as every tool I had collected over 40 years. This is one cool cat, Officer Passley I would like to thank you for your understanding and kindness. David Nagoshiner Anonymous LA Clothing Co (310)420-7260

I have absolutely nothing nice to say about anyone in the Pacific Division. The way they treat…read morepeople, whether in person or over the phone, is despicable and totally unprofessional. Two officers came to my home because a neighbor heard someone yelling help. It wasn't me who needed help. Two officers responded. Instead of knocking on my door to see if I was the person in distress, they broke the lock AND cracked the door frame. And now I'm told it is MY responsibility to have the door lock and frame repaired at my expense!!!

I remember coming here when I tried to enlist many years ago and the experience is not that great…read more Staff is rude AF and there practically no information as to what you are supposed to do when you here. At one visit my recruiter mess up my package and I wasn't able to take the asvab. They just went "Your info is wrong, tell your recruiter to fix it, bye". I was standing like an idiot for an hour until someone was nice enough to tell me to go use the phone at reception to call my recruiter to come pick me up. Anyway they fix the package and I was able to take the test on a different day but ya not a place I want to visit again lol.

As a family member of someone who's loved one just enlisted in the military, I can say it's…read moreextremely frustrating to be waiting at this location all day for employees here to give us little to no information. It's very inconsiderate and frustrating for those who traveled here from far away and especially inconsiderate for those who have come here with little ones.