We are glad that we found the Zheng travel company at Spring Mountain to apply for a visa to travel…read morein China because if not we would have to fly to another state to apply. I would recommend calling first and asking what the requirements are for applying for a visa. You don't want to go back and forth especially if you drive too far. Zheng Travel is very communicative in terms of updating if your visa on process and is ready to pick up. For the price that is something you need to ask and suggest bringing your checks. Service is great. They can speak English

When I thought my China trip will be canceled bec I needed a China visa and online application…read moreseemed so tedious and impossible -) thank goodness I googled n found Zheng Travel agency ! I read their reviews - all excellent ! I called and Ben answered:) He explained the process and I decided to meet him in his travel agency ! It is a small agency and simply furnished ! But it seemed Ben is experienced and he completed the application form and took My pictures ! The entire meeting was u see 15 minutes -) as he advised , the visa will probably be approved abt 3 weeks -) a today is 3 weeks and I have my passport back with my 10 yrs China visa -) All thanks to Ben who is expert in this area ! o highly recommend anyone looking for travel visa application to seek out Zheng Travel Ben :) Thanks to Ben, my trip to China in May is doable now :)

Wow, how rude could this place be, I walked in and the lady working there chatting away with her…read morefriend , Didn't even bother to look up, wow, just wow, no wonder this place has such bad reviews over the years , please hire someone who cares

I usually purchase a one-way or round trip ticket from Chinatown LV to Chinatown MPK. One way is…read more$25.00 and round trip is about $45.00. For example: ASIANA BUS makes a stop at Barstow, then to La Puente, Rowland Heights and Monterey Park (on Atlantic Blvd. past Garvey heading N. bound.) IF you take the ASIANA Bus, you'll be asked to tip the bus driver (min: $3.00) while at the Barstow Mc D parking lot. This other bus drops you off at the Lincoln Plaza Hotel in Monterey Park.... The people on the bus are loud and I recommend that you take an IPod or MP3 player. I usually request for a window or isle seat. The seats on the bus are uncomfortable esp. if you're big, husky or have long legs. LoL! Last time, I was stuck sitting behind this old man who reclined his seat into my knees and I almost "cut up" on his a$$.

Jessica and Sean are the best . I've been a customer for over 10 years . Won't go anywhere else !!!read more

I definitely recommend this business! Sean provided quick and amazing customer service! The service…read moreyou'd get from someone that truly cares! There are multiple services you can get at this business, specifically the best Notary I've done business with! THANKS SEAN!!

6-STARS...OH WAIT, I can only leave 5-Stars. Above and Beyond customer care. I came in for the…read morefirst time based on Yelp reviews to take passport renewal photos. The young gal went all-out to make sure I was pleased, as I would have to look at the photo for the next 10 years. Competitive price put A&J Postal+ over the finish line...highly recommend this business.

A&J Postal+ is the best community resource! It is a gem with best customer service possible!!!…read moreHighly recommended

We needed to renew our registration and it was quick and easy. Just don't forget your odometer…read morereading and the card from the DMV. They also offer different benefits and perks to their members which was really cool. We're excited for Disneyland! They can help with a bunch of different services, this locations has most of the services--even windshield replacement which was cool, and home security too.

this spot is closest to my house. they did some renovating at this location since a couple years i…read moremoved to this city. Every AAA to me feels like a copy of the DMV with AAA with the name on it. I told the agent that I like what they done with the place. service requested: i need a photocopy of my insurance card. It was very easy for them to do and set up. Handle it in less than a couple of mins. They have their own mechanic shop for repairs next to the building.

The supervisor Brandon's was amazing he went over and beyond to solve my complicated issue…read moreinvolving my new build not being the system

"Where Letters Go to Die: A Gulag Review"…read more I arrive at 5:00 AM, expecting to be first in line. Instead, I find a queue wrapped around the building like the bread line outside a 1962 Minsk grocery store. Babushkas in housecoats. Grown men clutching Priority Mail boxes like they're smuggling defense secrets. Nobody speaks. Nobody smiles. Somewhere, a crow caws ominously. The building does not open at 8:30 AM. The building considers opening at 8:30 AM, deliberates on it internally, consults the Politburo, and then -- MAYBE -- cracks the door at 8:37, releasing a smell like a meat locker that lost power during a heat wave. I do not know what they are storing back there. I do not want to know. I suspect it predates the Cold War. Once inside, you are assigned a number and a fate. Speak out of turn, sigh too loudly, or make prolonged eye contact with an employee, and you are sent to the back of the line -- or, if the postal worker's mood is sufficiently sour that day, to what longtime patrons here simply refer to as "the Gulag Line," a mythical second queue that may or may not loop through a supply closet and back out into the parking lot. I came here today for one reason: to find out what happened to FOUR -- count them, FOUR -- letters I mailed over a month ago. Two to comrades in New Jersey. Two here in Vegas. My poor babushka has not received her money. My vendors are calling me daily, demanding payment, assuming I have simply vanished into the Nevada desert like a man who owed the wrong people money. I have become, through no fault of my own, an international letter-smuggling fugitive in the eyes of my own family. The clerk -- no name tag, obviously, they don't want to be identified by the tribunal later -- informed me with the warmth of a Siberian wind that "mail sometimes takes time" and that there was "nothing to track." Comrade, I don't need reassurance. I need Interpol. I need a forensic mail accountant. I need to know if my letters are lost, stolen, or currently being read aloud at a KGB holiday party. Pros: Excellent cardio from standing for three hours. Free character development. Cons: My rubles -- er, dollars -- are missing. So is my faith in the postal system. So, possibly, is an election somewhere. Do svidaniya, Russell Road Post Office. I will see you again next month, same line, same silence, same suspicious meat smell. Not because I want to. Because I have no choice. None of us do. 1 star. Would not defect again, but have no other option.

I love this class . Very informative. Keeps you up to date on the rules of the road . And the new…read morelaws that have been passed . Keeps you engaged.. highly recommend

That fingerprint was smooth, quick and the service was outstanding. The price was accorded to the…read morefingerprint service stores. Thank you.