My recent visit to the SSI office was an extremely pleasant experience. From the moment I arrived,…read moreI was assisted with checking in and directed to the appropriate waiting area. I especially appreciated that the check-in numbers were both displayed visually and announced aloud. This made it easy to know who was next and ensured that everyone was prepared when it was their turn to be assisted. Once I arrived at my window, Shelley Green was an absolute pleasure. She was kind, informative, patient, and offered a warm helping hand during what has been a difficult time. Her compassion and willingness to assist made the experience feel much less overwhelming, and I truly appreciated the level of care and professionalism she provided. Overall, my experience at the SSI office was very positive and welcoming. I would have no hesitation returning to this location in the future. I am especially grateful to Shelley Green for making such a meaningful difference in my visit.

I am physician and practicing in Alpharetta as internist and today I had to go to this office for…read moreshowing proof of citizenship and my age and my us passport for my Medicare part A and Medicare part B application completion. The best experience I have in my life. Front person help me in 5 minutes they looked at my passport made a copy link my s s number to my Passport and job done. Thanks to my USA and My Social Security Department.

I have called that office over 30 times on different days and different times, and the call is…read morealways forwarded to the national Social Security office. The national office is very efficient and helpful, but they can't help with the things I have mailed in. I am supposed to retired next month and I first applied four months ago. I can't make an appointment because all appointmnets are full and I can walk in. I finally had to make an appointment in Kennissaw, which is 50 miles from me. I will be writing to the office of Rapheal Warnock and reporting this useless office. Thanks so much for nothing.

The Social Security Office on Covington Highway is awful. The front desk staff is rude and…read moredismissive. The gentleman who came out to address the waiting customers was dismissive also. The wait time is ridiculous. I finally got to the window and Ms. T. Low was amazing and understanding! Thank you Ms. T. Low for your professionalism.

We went to sign up for Medicare. I had heard so many horror stories about what an ordeal it was to…read morego to any social security office. It opened at 9:00 am and we were in a line of maybe 8 people and other folks trickled in as we waited. When you go into the office there is a kiosk for you to sign in and to indicate why you are there. You can make an appt prior to your visit for many things but not enrolling in Medicare. You are issued a number that pops out of the kiosk and you wait to be called. Apparently your number correlates with the type of service you require. We probably waited 15-18 minutes and then were called up to a booth. The young man assisting us was very professional and polite. It all went very smoothly . I would recommend this location.

I am applying of SS benefit's this year and I could not find the answer to two important questions…read morethat I had anywhere on the website. I called the Winder SS office and after a short wait I was connected with fantastic agent named Alexa who was able to provide me with the answers that I needed. What a great experience!!

So parking: there is a smaller uncovered lot, and a garage, park in the garage, the other charges…read more$6 for first hour or $10 for whole day, if you park there you might as well pay for the whole day because the parking lot guy was there booting cars left and right, just waiting for the one hour to expire, I got out in just under an hour, so yes I could of gotten away with the $6 but oh well... So as other reviews mention the security was half the time I spent in the building, they are incredibly slow! Not exactly sure of my wait time but it was quicker than I expected based on the crowd in there

Unbeknownst to us prior to our visit, requesting a replacement has different procedure from days of…read morethe past. Taking the elevator to the twenty eighth floor we stepped inside security asked what was the purpose for a visit which we advised. The sedentary woman rudely replied we have to make an appt 3x without even hearing our questions. Sad to say, but in a crisis, she would certainly *not* be able to defend our protect. We stepped aside to check details before leaving. While she further yelled "Hey", I politely ignored the power trip she was on because 1) it's Ma'am if you don't know my name and 2) You WILL put respect on my veteran status!! Advisory: The Id.me site is not functioning properly, for primary/secondary doc submissions. You will fare better to arrange your appt thru the 1-800 # provided on the flyer. Also, the parking lot is tight. So be aware of spacing

Keon's customer service is off the charts! Very knowledgeable and competent to get things done on…read morebehalf of citizens. Grateful for all you guys do!

The customer service is pretty quick and all of the people I interacted with were so pleasant and…read moreknowledgeable and made my name change process so seamless.

Sheila was very sweet and great. Great customer service. Thank you Sheila. You made this visit way…read moreless stressful.

I had an awful experience today in the post office. My mail was delayed and because I had informed…read moredelivery, there was a letter from the Department of Treasury. I was waiting for 5 days and decided to come to talk to the supervisor. Also, I wanted finally complain about other people's mail delivered for some reason in my mailbox, I kind tried to say that it could be a problem that my mail was delivered somewhere else. She listened and in a moment came a guy, young athletic. He never introduced himself, started to tell me that I should not talk to him about this issue, rudely interrupted me a several times. I asked for his name and why he does not wear a tag or badge, he said he is going to call police. I think he heard my accent and decided to get rid of a Karen who came to complain. Well, I left and I filed a complaint..not about my missing mail but just attitude. I just wonder is it a new normal to yell and treat someone with police when someone came and ask to do his/her job. Still confused about what happened, it feels surreal, go to ask for mail and suddenly be arrested by police because a tall athletic guy got scared of an Ukrainian girl. Also, wonder if I were a man or not Ukrainian would it still happen?

Wow!!! In/out in 12-15min! Unheard of from a DMV…read moreI moved from NJ where rudeness and disrespect is a requirement to work at a DMV. Completely the opposite here in GA! Transferred my license, and the greeters at the door helped me with process and answered questions as I filled out online application too. The entire transaction was a solid 10 for me

It was awesome! So easy, and the staff were so helpful...great people to deal with! It was quick…read moretoo....the whole thing, renewing our license and taking the picture was total maybe 20 minutes....best experience we have had yet...and we have been doing this a long time now...fantastic!

Ms. Duplechain worked with me today to review and process my application. She was very personable,…read moreprofessional, patient and knowledgeable. She took the time to explain the steps that are completed, as well as, next steps towards resolution. It was very refreshing to work with someone who understands the apprehension some might feel when working with a government agency. Ms. Duplechain took the time to make sure that I understood what was needed and to make me feel at ease. Thank you for your help.

Chelsea Lynn, was amazing when I called today for assistance with an SSA issue. She was very…read moreinformative and provided me with everything I needed to obtain a solution for my issue. Chelsea is definitely an asset to the SSA office.

The folks there are pretty nice...and that's all I can say good about the place…read more It's loud and disorganized. I came prepared with all documents and waited a long time for a supervisor to decide how to handle my case. I was sent away without being helped properly. I did call Nashville and they confirmed I had done it right and assured me that they'd speak with the Bonny Oaks people. I didn't hold my breath. Lo and behold, 2 hours later, I received a call from Nashville saying they reversed the Bonny Oaks employees and approved my case. I was grateful, but it shouldn't have had to end like that. I want our government offices to be friendly AND competent. They must know what they're doing or be retrained. Sometimes, being friendly just doesn't cut it...especially in government work. I would go to the Red Banks site if you really want it don't right he first time.

The service just sucks, I came to register my driver's license, the girl who served us, in my…read moreopinion, did it with reluctance, the staff does not care about customers and come up with reasons to get rid of them as soon as possible, requesting documents that have no connection with what we came for.

I've been here may 3 x if this was not my 3rd time to be exact and this time i had the best…read moreexperience. The staff was so helpful and the process was smooth and fast. Finally a staff worth and willing to help I'm very appreciative of the help that was provided to me here while trying to set up my unemployment. I was able to get my application completed and explore man job opportunities by using their computer and one of the staff members assisting me . They had plenty of seating , bathrooms and security. Kids are allowed so that's no excuse for not looking for a job. They help with resume and also offer classes to assist you as well into looking for employment.

Yes, you will wait, yes the lines are long... but if you trust the sysyem, bring all your…read moredocuments, and check in online before you come, you will make your visit as painless as possible. We were there for a driving test.. we were outta there in an hour - permit in hand! Follow their instructions and you can't go wrong.