I was so empowered by this workshop. Everyone was friendly and helpful. Looking forward to working…read morewith them in the future.

The employees & volunteers at the senior center are amazing. Kimberly, Joyce & Amena have gone…read moreabove & beyond helping us navigate senior services for my father. They are responsive & kind. They have made my life so much less stressfully.

The staff is very unprofessional and do not return phone calls. I inquired about their services and…read morenever received a response. their leadership is far below average and is unable to provide the direction the organization requires. If you attempt to gain employment there, it is best to go elsewhere. Do not recommend at all.

Arriving a half hour before opening, I was taken by how many folks were already lined up,…read morefortunately I made an appointment. The tall thin black employee whom you will see upon entering might be tbe rudest person in a processional environment that ive ever witnessed in action. This individual really needs some career counseling as he'd be better suited having no contact with people in the office. I watched him bark at people, be dismissively rude, just a low class personality. However, the agent assigned to me upon being called to a specific room, was extremely helpful, kind and effective. Having come prepared with a mountain of paperwork, she calmly and patiently sifted through all of what I had with me. Upon completion, assured me that all files will be sent to the appropriate party for processing. Her five stars and that other guys one star brings the average to a total of three stars. See what a bad employee can do to hurt ones star rating? So unfortunate for all the others.

Ms Chu was very friendly and promised to mail a copy of my SS…read moreVery efficient Thank you Ms Chu

Queens County Clerk's Office is one of the better county clerk I have encountered in my…read moreprofessional realm. In my adulthood I realized how imperative courts function to serve the public and I learn how to navigate the legal proceedings. Passports and other services are handled. My raison d'être is Commissioner of Deeds another re-appointment filing and payment, but in-person visit. The fee for filing the signature card is $10.00. I did not need an appointment for in-person re-appointment submission and payment. The Notary Department is located in room 106 next to the Cashier. Four stars, the clerk at the Notary Department window was inexperience who pawn to passed me to someone as an animated object who is more experienced to enter my blue signature card in the court system. I was instructed to go to the Cashier window for my filing fee payment followed by a subsequent instruction to return to the Notary Department window. What?? Why do I have to return to the Notary Department window again? I did received a minuscule sales receipt. Queens County Clerk's Office is a nice government building. It is ADA accessible by a ramp at the rear entrance through a parking lot on 88th Avenue at 148th Street between 89th Avenue. The steps are abundant, but I took my sweet time climbing high. Be prepared to enter through a metal detector for security (but not detailed like TSA airport style to remove shoes). The artwork for the greenish circle disc is somewhat appealing as it appeared very weathered with time and space from the elements. I highly admire the medium circle concrete stumps where each are inscribed locales names of Queens County: Ozone Park, Howard Beach, Richmond Hill, Cambria Heights, Sunnyside, Woodside, Astoria, Corona, Fresh Meadows, Long Island City, Briarwood, Ridgewood, Forest Hills, Rego Park, Woodhaven, Elmhurst, Bayside, Flushing, Hollis, Kew Gardens, Maspeth, Jamaica, The Rockaways. However, I think many other Queens locales or vicinities are missing: Hunters Point, Tudor Village, Glendale, Jackson Heights, College Point, Douglaston, Little Neck, Queensboro Hill, Jamaica Estates, Floral Park, Auburndale, Pomonok, Hillcrest, Glen Oaks, Whitestone, St. Albans, Laurelton, Queens Village, Rosedale, and Springfield Gardens, et al. These circular concrete stumps symbolism resonate Queens, New York City.

This trip to NYC was not a fun one. We had a death in the family and i was bouncing back and forth…read morebetween Manhattan and the Surrogate Court in Queens to get the documentation needed for a quick entry into my sisters sealed apartment to get clothes for her burial. The office as many have noted is on the first floor just to the left of security. It was well staffed and clean. In addition the staff was super helpful and friendly which I really appreciated. I needed some of the documents notarized which they do right there and there was no line. They also do passports and other documents as well.

Went in today, it was quick and easy! No appointment, I was in and out in less than half an hour…read more The ladies were nice and helpful, answered my questions, it was great. I've been to the one in Paterson and it's always been a long tedious process. Glad I came here. Only thing, they take cash only! There is an ATM in the corner if you need it or save yourself the $3 fee and come prepare!

Everyone is very helpful, from the guard outside to the staff upstairs…read more (*dress warmly. 34° Fahrenheit outside and not much warmer inside. 2/10/2025)

I love the fact that there is a place like this in the city. I have met a few new friends…read morehere..attending certain group events. The events that I attended is lgbt 20's somethings, bisexual support groups...This place made me feel like I am not alone. I am happy this is a place that has many events geared all towards lgbt related things. I will continue to attend events at this center. I would to continue to make new friends here also.

ppl at the front desk not all of them but few of them are unprofessional. sadly they gossip about…read moreGuests. lucky you guys I don't know this office policy but if they do it at the drs office, it's violating. Some visitors have bad attitudes while others left their belongings on the table, someone else walk through and takes food I've seen this time to time. if you're planning to visit here just be careful.

Great community center for the neighborhood. Didn't know it existed until I went for a wellness…read morefair with a friend from the area. Not only the wellness center was great and had a a lot of vendors; the community center itself is a great space for resource. Felt pretty safe there considering how the area is at night. Would come back and would even participate in events if they need volunteers or more vendors.

I have worked closely with this organization for several year. My team of friends and I would host…read morea yearly holiday comedy benefit, and the proceeds & gift donations go to families living in the shelter system. The Coalition puts on a wonderful holiday dinner & toy distribution event after collecting toys for families in need. It is beautiful. You can help by hosting a toy drive yourself, or donating unwrapped toys, to the organization as well as monetary donations. or volunteer time for the actual distribution dinner event. You can also volunteer your skills. This is an outstanding organization to help