If you are new to Puerto Rico and can't speak Spanish just trust me and go to License & Co! Save…read morethe time and you will have your new PR I.D and or Driver's License with in a few days!

From now on I'm calling this place, The Hot Mommas of License & Co.!!! I love the attorney and the…read morepeople up front are so knowledgeable. Some are more bilingual than others but you will always get your idea across to them. This is truly the first place that I am giving 5 stars to in PR because they knew I had a flight to my niece's baby shower and with my proper documentation which they advised me on, they made my real ID happen in less than a week. I love them and won't go anywhere else for DMV

Seriously when did that UFO drop off all these stupid people in the BMV building and when are they…read morecoming back to get them? I'd appreciate it if that could be soon. Last week I was told twice I did not need my driving record to get my VI drivers license. Yesterday I was told that I need it and that a print out is fine. Today I am told that it can't be accepted because they couldn't match it up to my identity? So I pointed out that my full name is on the record including my middle names. To which I was told they couldn't verify if I had a license, to which I responded that they had it in their possession. I was then told that it may not be valid, to which I responded that is why you're holding my driving records. So I was escalated to another employee that seemed so uninterested in doing their job, was fooling around with a personal phone and allowing others to cut and interrupt in front of me. This employee escalated me to the #2 of the BMV. I showed her the process on my phone of pulling up my driving records that someone from the DMV of my home state painstakingly walked me though, and was told, that she couldn't verify if the documents were valid. OMG, can someone please stab me in the eye to distract me from the incompetence going on here?! I was then told that I would have to be escalated to the Director but he isn't on the island for the next two days. Is the director like the printer here? When the printer went down a month a go all operations ceased and held up my car clearing the docks for 2 days. I guess when the director is not in all decision making stops. After sharing my experience with a business owner this afternoon he told me that the BMV had him notarize his proof of address documents, and kept on changing the story of what needed to be notarized so he brought his notary with him. Smart on his part and just plain sad on the BMV's part. BMV of VI what is going on here is worrisome. You can cure ignorance with education, craziness with medication, but stupidity they still don't have a cure for that one. .

BMV has moved to Tutu Mall. Enter the mall at the door closest to Market and stay right to walk…read moretowards the back food court area and the BMV is on the left. I made an appointment online and was second person in line for the day at 8:05. I was in and out in 35 minutes, so go early if you can.

Probably the worst place on earth. This is the reason I gave them one star, but they don't deserve…read moreanything

si tú vieran 0 estrellas se la daría pero ni modo es el peor servicio ellos tienen 3 teléfonos y…read moreestán fuera de servicio y el único qoe tienen es para ello hacer llamadas de ellos no para servicio público esto es una vergüenza para PR esto más que pena da vergüenza ajena

First class! This is one of the most distant United States…read morePost Offices I've ever been to! It looks old and historic, but is still part of the USPS. Be sure to check out the murals inside- they depict some historic scenes of the island, with cannons and tropical scenery. The clerk was extremely friendly and courteous. I managed to get some postcard stamps, and they even were nice enough to hand-cancel the stamps showing the USVI cancellation on them. Parking is easy with spaces right out front of the post office. Be sure to check out the back gate to the post office- it has a big metal eagle in the ironwork. The post office is named after the first postmaster general of the island. Imagine what a great deal it is to be able to send a postcard for under a dollar, from here, all the way to US Samoa, on the other side of the world. What a deal!

Wow, this is possibly the worst post office in the USA! We arrived on a cruise and went there to…read moremail my daughter a postcard. There were two clerks working, if you could call it that. One female and one male. The female clerk took a break when I got to the front of the line and the other clerk allowed someone to cut in front of us. He was very rude. It wasn't busy, but it still took 20 minutes to buy a stamp and mail a card. After the male Clerk finally called me to the counter, the female clerk came back to handle other customers. She made it a point to let us know that she was not going to help us. Customer service here is a sad joke! This was a terrible experience after we were treated so wonderfully in Dominica and Antigua.