There are a supervisor name Trang Thái, & her spouse Thang Duong who are unjust and demeaning to my…read morepatients. Ms. Trang Thai's officers have also told my patients that their supervisor ordered them to "deny all the n648 from Dr. Thoa." I have complained to the central USCIS offices with no response.

My experience at this civics test center was quick and easy--at least for me. I've noticed some…read morepeople were given a harder time, but that seemed to be more about them being underprepared or underqualified rather than the staff's fault. The staff overall were nice and efficient, making the process smooth. However, the front desk lady on the 2nd floor could definitely step it up a bit--she seemed a little less sharp than the rest of the team. If you come prepared and know what you're doing, it's a straightforward experience. Not much more you can ask for from a test center!

I got my notice for jury duty and began calling in daily to see if my group number was needed. Day…read morethree I was to report. I parked in the stadium lot P1 like the notice says. There's plenty of signs telling jurors where to park. I can't believe how many people parked in the wrong place and had to move their car. The summons has the lot address, everyone has a phone. Google it if you're not sure. I was able to check in outside online while waiting for the doors to open. A Sheriff instructed everyone to remove anything metal from their body before going through the metal detector. So many people didn't and this held up the line a bit. These are probably the same people that parked in the wrong lot. Once in the Juror room on the 3rd floor I took a Juror badge and took a seat. They had goodie bags, bottle water, coffee, and pastries since it was Jurors Appreciation Week. Before the orientation videos several judges look time from their courtroom to come to the jury assembly room to show their appreciation. Senator Umberg was also there. It was nice to see all these people. It was a slow day. Not many courtrooms needed jurors. My name wasn't called. Many of us were let go earlier than expected.

I did my jury service here. It was surprisingly painless and I found the voir dire process…read moreabsolutely fascinating. There is a specified parking lot for jurors to park in which has ample parking and about 2-3 blocks from the courthouse. The courthouse is a bit dated but very clean, organized, and spacious. Government buildings always feel safe and comfy! -1 star for the lady at jury services who gave me attitude for no reason when I politely asked her if I needed to keep my jury duty summons postcard after it was scanned. Lady, your job is to answer questions in a room with AC. You are amazingly blessed. Realize it and act like it.

Not all government offices are created equal -- and this one actually runs well…read more I came in to record a quitclaim deed and fully expected to block off half my day. Instead, I waited maybe 5-10 minutes max, and from check-in to walking out the door, I was done in about 25 minutes. The process was straightforward and efficient. My documents were reviewed carefully (which I appreciate -- better to catch anything on the spot), fees were handled quickly, and nothing felt chaotic or unclear. The staff were professional, direct, and clearly knew what they were doing. The office itself was clean and organized, and the flow made sense. If you come prepared with your paperwork completed correctly, this location runs like it should. Efficient. Professional. No drama.

Orange County Clerk-Recorder is hands down the best county or government facility I have ever been…read moreto. Coming from New Jersey, I have never seen such a new, well run, and efficient establishment like this. The service was excellent both times I visited. I came once to get my daughter's birth certificate and another time for her passport, and both experiences were incredibly smooth. The process was organized, efficient, and handled professionally from start to finish. It is rare to say this about a government office, but this place truly exceeded expectations.

Excellent and fast service! Request your records online and pickup on same day. Very happy with…read morethe service!

It is impressive for a government facility. All of the clerks were friendly and helpful, there was…read moreplenty of seating, an efficient online record application system, and it was air conditioned. They even have bathrooms for customer use. I will definitely look forward to utilizing the OC hall of records whatever the occasion arises.

This has to be the cutest little courthouse! With a family member that's really into history, this…read morehistorical building is worth a visit. This old courthouse was such a beautiful backdrop for the couples getting married here. It has a wonderful feeling of nostalgia, a very friendly and helpful staff, and great parking nearby. This courthouse has a cute little museum inside as well. Although I didn't get to see it on this last visit, I can't wait to see it on our next trip the historical buildings in old town Santa Ana!

This is a great museum with full of incredible history that many people can use for private party,…read morewedding, etc. It is on the National Register of Historic Places and a State of California Historic Landmark that Hollywood movie makers also visit to make amazing films. If you need a photoshoot, this place will provide you amazing backgrounds. To rent this location, you have to go through the OC Parks to fill out several documents including application and pay the fees for rental, parking, etc. Another thing to know is that you can not sit on or move most of the chairs and tables because it is very old and there is a possibility that it will be damaged. You can bring your own chairs and tables. Most importantly, there is no power outlet so you have to bring an extension cord to bring the power from the hallway power outlet. The park rangers will accommodate everything you need so discuss with them in advance when you receive the permission to rent the facility.

I would like to say my deepest Thank You to officer M.Esparza for being so understanding and…read morehelpful regarding my family matter. Thank you SAPD for keeping your community safe!!

They claim to care about the community, they love to talk about how they're keeping the city safe…read moreon instagram. Yet you call them for help and they never want to show up. Their Instagram comments are turned off for a reason. This is why nobody respects you guys. Por eso estamos como estamos.

If I could give zero stars, I would. I drove two hours for…read morethis visit, arrived onn time, and was met with a sign on the window that said, "Be back momentarily." I waited respectfully, only to be told I was "too late" -- at 10:03 AM. So apparently, if you're held up because they're unavailable because they're taking a shit in the bathroom, , it still counts against you. Make it make sense. What really got me is the smug attitude and complete lack of accountability. She clearly saw me waiting while she was in the bathroom taking the longest shit of her life, probably on her phone doing God knows what!, but instead of owning the delay, she twisted the narrative and tried to play gatekeeper like it was her personal mission to ruin someone's day. When I asked to speak to the sergeant, she conveniently left out key details and fabricated the timeline to cover herself going to the bathroom and printing and posting and taping a sign on the window because she was gone for so long , which tells me everything I need to know about how she moves the way she handles things needs to be investigated. And she needs to be drug tested with the way that she was acting. If you encounter her, don't even waste your breath. Ask for someone else immediately. People like this are bitter, miserable, and dying to project that onto anyone who crosses their path. Don't let her energy attach to you.

I lost my phone when I took a walk with my family called Santa Ana police for help they came right…read moreaway and they were able to recover my phone right away from the house it was pinged at. They did an awesome job recovering it. Tha you.

Welcome to beautiful OC, where the trees are fine and the people are finer!…read more tl,dr: bustling, vibrant community. full of exotic cultural dynamics. adventurous comings and goings. Oh, the people you'll meet! Where to begin... Likes: + Boiling pot of cultures. In OC you'll meet people from backgrounds all around the world. So much exposure, from their music to their lifestyles, their food to their merchandise. So much to see and do! + Did I mention food? Tons of cultural culinary variety. You'll never get bored! Once your standards have acclimated to the quality eats of OC, your taste buds will always be wanting more. Rumor has it, once you leave OC and taste mundane food elsewhere, you'll be missing home before you know it. ;) + Lots of nice ppl just about everywhere you go. From dining areas to community hotspots, you're bound to meet friendly, welcoming, and helpful people who can answer questions and provide ya company. + An abundant variety of activities. Hiking, beach bonfires, MeetUp volleyball, pickleball, museums... You're never short of pastimes around these parts! Non-likes: - Overpopulated. gawd, the gawd-awful traffic jams during rush hour everyday. on the public roads as well as on the freeways. 405, 55, 22... The roads have no shortage of overpopulating cars, that's for sure! - Despite how culturally modernized and advanced the West has become, a lot of people here still harbor racism or sexism. Perhaps the aggression of mankind can never completely be eradicated. Neutral: . Pretty safe. A lot of ppl can walk around the streets, sometimes at night, with no incident. But it's not perfect, for sure. Crimes happen here and there. People get hurt occasionally. But overall I think the crime rate around these parts remains much lower than in other counties as well as other countries.

Beware Hagen Electrical! They charge $250.00 for a home call no matter how minor the problem turns…read moreout to be. In my house it was reconnecting some loose wires in a ceiling fan. I was not told about this minimum fee when I made the appointment. When I called to complain, they took $25 off my bill. They also add 3% if you use a credit card to pay.

This is the heart for the County of Orange, and is located across the street from the Historic…read moreCounty Courthouse, off Broadway and Civic Center Drive. Everything which needs to get approved is done here at the Hall of Administration, where the Board of Supervisors are located. The Board of Supervisors meet here weekly, and the hearing room is downstairs. If you are looking for a government job, and need access, there are computers i the lobby for you to browse through current openings, and upload your resume. Nearby is the County's Human Resouces, and across the walkway is the Assessor's office, and Hall of Records. Down the walkway is the Tax Collector and a bit further is the Superior Court House.

Serving our less fortunate every Thursday at this location. Sponsored by OC Rescue Mission and…read moreMariner's Church. Metered parking at roadside, paid parking in lots. Many who are in need roam this side of town.