I had a very frustrating experience at this DMV location and feel the situation could have been…read moreresolved much earlier if staff had simply taken the time to listen. Months ago I came to this same DMV location to update my address. At that time, a staff member told me that my vehicle registration address could not be updated until my driver's license address was updated. I followed those instructions and later renewed my vehicle registration online. However, my new registration and decals never arrived in the mail. When I came back to the DMV to investigate the issue, a teller initially tried to charge me a replacement fee without actually looking into the underlying problem. After explaining the situation and speaking with a manager, I was told the issue was my fault for not updating my address, even though I had previously tried to resolve this at the same location and followed the instructions given to me by staff. After waiting a significant amount of time and explaining the situation multiple times, another teller finally looked deeper into the system and discovered that two separate DMV customer accounts had been created for me. My driver's license record and my vehicle registration were attached to different profiles, which caused my address update not to apply correctly and likely contributed to the registration not being sent to the correct place. Because of this, I had to spend a long time waiting at the DMV while the issue was investigated and corrected, time that could have been avoided if someone had simply taken the time to listen and check the system earlier. I do appreciate the teller who ultimately identified the duplicate account issue and helped correct it. However, the overall experience was unnecessarily stressful and time-consuming due to poor communication and lack of initial investigation. I hope this feedback helps improve the process so future customers do not have to spend hours resolving an issue that could have been prevented. The woman who made this most difficult was sitting at window number six with long dark hair either Spanish/Indian it is around 2:11 PM on3/11/26. She did not care to hear anything regarding and was very rude/nasty attitude.

This DMV exceeded all my expectations. They were efficient, kind, and I didn't have to wait (note:…read moreI had filled out forms at home and brought them with). I completed in 15 minutes a task I thought would take 3 weeks.

I got there and It only took about 10 minutes for them to renew my license! Quick and easy! I was…read moreonly there for 20 minutes max!

I would give it -100 stars if that was an option. The African lady at the front desk, with salt and…read morepepper bob, has awful service. I think she works there for free based on how pissed she was helping everyone. Discriminating against all foreigners, but when a non foreigner came, she remembered her customer service training. I wanted to say something to her but her attitude scared me and I honestly thought she would kick me out. She threw the application at me like a frisbee, I just took a deep breath and sat down. But the lady at station 2 was amazing tho.

Friendly, quick, and outstanding customer service for those who need to register or re-register…read moretheir vehicle.

The DMV on Mill Road in Alexandria was amazingly efficient. It opened at 745 AM - 15 minutes early…read moreon a Saturday morning! The check in clerk asked for materials in support of REAL ID to ensure my paperwork was in order. I was issued a ticket and waited 10 minutes to fully process the REAL ID requirements. I filled out the REAL ID application online...Jaimie pulled up my file, printed it, scanned my paperwork. Because my license was going to expire next year, she asked if I wanted to renew early. Jaimie had me out of the DMV by 835 AM and saved me another trip to the DMV next year. Best DMV experience EVER! Robin

info desk gave me wrong info when telling her i had an appointment - she told me to stand with the…read morewalk-ins??????? and pray you don't get a woman with a last name that rhymes with Tamara as a teller; she should not be in a customer-facing role. extremely rude and unprofessional, and acting like we're all expertly versed in made-up DMV procedures, such as rejecting a required document in a singular, clear, fitted bag. and then rudely asking if i'm asking her a question, when i've asked her to repeat herself multiple times throughout our session. nice! most of us only visit a DMV once a decade, so hopefully it's another 10 years before i'm forced to accept this type of behavior. wish i got prompted for a customer satisfaction survey. edited to add: even after being asked multiple times, SHE DID NOT UPDATE MY ADDRESS

DO NOT COME HERE!!!!! go to a different DMV. the stupidest and most incompetent people work here…read more no empathy, no critical thinking. don't know how to open a PDD attachment and will give you attitude about it. when you stand up for yourself they'll threaten to stop serving you even though they're wrong about how email works.

I know this is going to depend largely on what you need to come in for. I was here only to help my…read moremother get her DL renewed, changed into a 'Real ID' she would be utterly useless without my help. Having said that, do your due diligence, and look up what you need to bring in as required documents. Though she already had a valid DL that expires in a month, we still needed to bring in a SSC and birth certificate. In her case a naturalization certificate, as well as enough documents showing her name changes and current address. We filled out the paperwork ahead of time (it was sent to her in the mail as a reminder) We were able to head directly to the three windows that were *only* doing Real ID, and spoke to a very nice young woman immediately. I'm sorry I don't remember her name, she was at booth #1. After a bit of typing, a quick eye test, and a photo, we were ready to go. Visited on a Friday around 9:30am. Smoothest DMV experience ever, but like I said... really depends on what you go in for.

First of all the letter we received from DMV was the most confusing letter to renew real ID license…read morethat I've ever seen. They need to simplify the letter. It is totally ridiculously incomprehensible. We are not dumb people, but we could not understand what we needed to do as there were several different directions that applied to us without knowing exactly what we had to do. That's how it started. So i make an appointment online for my elderly mother. When we arrive at the site, there's no clearcut instruction for where the handicap need to park. We see handicap parking on the left for this office but directions are saying do not enter. Apparently he had to go all the way around the building. You guys need to put a sign up. Please go around building or have a sign for handicap parking go right around the building so we park anyway right there which was the exit and of course it took the security person no less than five seconds to berate us instead of greeting us and allowing us to go through. Very rude so then we get into a particular line. The lady was talking a mile a minute. I know she was busy but we had a 2 o'clock appointment and I still don't understand why she made us go through this hoopla. So we fill out the required form go to the particular desk and some gentleman is carrying on a conversation with another gentleman while we're standing there for five minutes without even so much is greeting us very rude. They're carrying their own conversations behind the screen. This office manager needs to shape up this office one explicit signs when you enter the site for where handicap people need to park. Please post a sign that says please follow the arrows for handicap. Parking in front entrance is on the other side of the building. there's no such thing only do not enter the first thing you see is a negative sign. How about something like welcome to the DMV if you are handicap, please go around the building including other people around the building is the front entrance. And please get some customer service done for your workers who are very rude. Please instruct them to say hello to people when they come to your cubicle, we don't have to stand for five minutes, staring at you carrying on a conversation. This office is a disaster.

Iqri is very communicative and she kept me abreast of the process step by step. I received my…read moreapostille certificate within the expected timeframe.

This service is the best! I needed to send some notarized documents to the Philippines. After…read morereviewing the embassy website and talking to some people at the embassy, I learned about the process for getting legit documents completed and sent. In the past there was a mandatory process of getting documents "Red ribboned", or the fancy term for having the embassy legitimize the document. Recently(2019), rules changed and documents are now officialized through a process called Apostille. Through some sanction called the Hague Apostille Convention we can get any official document destined for the Philippines, stamped through the Secretary of State. Enter this "broker" type business who does all the work for you! A simple drive to this Springfield location and this long process turned into a simple chore. I brought my docs to them, paid them a small fee of $65 and they took care of getting my stuff notarized, and stamped by the state dept. I picked up my docs in 2 days and sent everything off to the mother-land. I did not have to drag my elderly parents all over the DMV to take care of this stuff. Call them to get more info if you are unsure on what they can do. There's plenty of onsite parking and you are in/out in a few minutes.

I went to the Richard Bag Byrd Library Bag Sale at 12-2 PM. I was unfamiliar with the area and made…read morethe wrong turn to the library yet I was able to find the library. The sale was almost over when I got there but I found some good books: an Egyptian illustrated book on hieroglyphics, a blank notebook made in England, and a vintage book on birds. They charged $5 for a bag of books. Not a bad deal. The staff was very helpful and the sale was well organized.

While it looks small outside, they sure do pack a lot of books into this space! Semi-regular book…read moresales are a great way to add to your collection. Kids section is very well-stocked and they have nice story times particularly geared towards the littlest ones. Nice collection of puzzles and toys also in the kids section.

I am a research assistant here at this center and they are great. Students like myself, that go to…read moreGeorge Mason University assist with patients needs who are not eligible for a health insurance. Great resource to have.