Having a hard time trying to reschedule my mom's recertification appt. They are going to try to…read moretake her food stamps away because she missed the appt, but they have the wrong phone number on file. If someone would pick up the phone, I could inform them of that and reschedule her appt.

I have been trying to contact someone for over 2 weeks regarding letters and calls I have received…read more No one gets back to you, no one opens their emails, and I am about to go to the office directly. I am really getting frustrated. I don't know if the calls were legit or not so I don't answer questions. It is becoming hard to contact anyone. So my butt is going right to the office with paper work I have received. Makes me sick that they don't answer.

Made an appointment over the phone to this location because the one in new Bruinswick didn't have…read moreavailability for over a month While my appointment was at 1:30 i had some time earlier that day and decided to wait I waited for a little less than 2 hours and when I got called it the service was less than 15 minutes So bring a charged phone and headphones. There's chairs and there is AC Be sure to bring any necessary paperwork or IDs so it's a breeze. Drivers License, passport, birth Certificates etc.

They moved,what is the new address and information? For Orange Nj residents-07050-/-how many words…read moredo I have to write before my review is finished? I just want to know what the new address is if any

This was the most painless traffic court experience ive ever had. The judge and the prosecutor are…read moreexcellent. They respect you and treat you like a person. They're not on a power trip like other traffic courts. The judge who tried my case was Judge Barker. He addresses the court upon entering and informs everyone of their rights. Other judges dont do this. The prosecutor's very pleasant. Its nice not being treated like crap before having to pay a penalty.

worst municipal court, I ever had to deal with. They never answer the phone, but the cops love…read moregiving out petty ticket.

Parking lot available, just around the order of the building. The building itself is very clean,…read morefriendly agents and officers. I'm unable to share any personal information about my case but all I can say is that my entire experience, beginning when I parked the car and entered the building, to passing my interview and exiting the building was 9/10 !

My husband and I recently went in for our final Green Card interview. I just want to say that from…read morethe SECOND we walked through the front door, to the moment we left the experience was genuinely lovely! I was understandably nervous, as was my husband - but the security guards at the front door, the security guard on the 4th floor, and the interviewing agent Eric were so happy and welcoming it completely put us at ease. Not that i truly want to have to go through this process again, but I wouldn't mind it at this facility! Everyone was completely professional, the wait wasn't ridiculously long, and we left happy! Thank you all so much for being such wonderful people and making this experience one that we will remember as positive from start to finish for years to come! To Eric: Dean wants to say thank you so much for being a stand-up guy and treating us like regular people. He wants you to know he doesn't take lightly the opportunity you've given us, and thanks you from the bottom of his heart!

Some of these officers are a waste of space. Sitting behind a camera giving parking tickets via…read moremail when ur not even parked. So I called about the ticket I got from "parking" while I was waiting for the car in front of me to go and I was told by the EOPD that I'm supposed to pass them "on the left with double solid lines" as if that's not an improper passing ticket or a reckless/careless driving ticket. Laziest officers 1/2 of them can't read a street sign to save their life let alone tell from a damn street camera if a car is parked or not as if my brake lights aren't on in the pic they sent me.

I had the worse experience with detective Jessena Barry whereas she turned the entire police dept…read moreagainst me when I barely ever met these people. I kept attempting to file a police report and she kept threatening me not to file one, they kept fabricating my police report to their own opinions even though I had video footage of the incident they kept gas lighting me & threatening me. They asked me if my medical records were made up and if I had bribed my doctor to write my injuries . while knowing I have not one but two disabilities including autism the police mocked me and asked me why I didn't call the police for assistance when they were made aware of my disability. the most incompetent & horrid people I've ever met in my life. they will insert their own opinions into cases which influences their judgments. it made the entire process uncomfortable because without thought I'm thinking hey I'm handing over my medical records which I handed over to detective J.Barry and all the sudden my psyhcial copy of my medical records has disappeared. I personally assume she was using my wrongful conviction against me & inflicting more trauma than we already had. Not to mention that detective J.Barry ( a woman detective ) has gotten her peers to lie to me and tell me the prosecutor doesn't want to charge him mind you the prosecutor assured me he never said that. they also kept making up a lot of fabricated reports on my head, creating just problems after problems for me. They insert themselves into a case and will in my opinion delete evidence or edit to their liking.

Though this is a pretty rough and dispiriting place, it's not that bad within the Kafkaesque…read moreuniverse of government offices. I don't know why the State of NJ chooses to treat its residents like this (that we deserve nothing but bare-bones jail visiting room decor, passive-aggressive handwritten signs, no pens, 1980s technology) but hey we need to get licenses and plates and whatever. Some tips: 1. Bring a pen. They don't have pens or they will lend you a pen and make you feel scared and indebted to them for the privilege. 2. Go in the middle of the month if you can. They're busiest during beginning and end of the month. 3. Be nice to the people working there. Even if they are rude to you, they have an incredibly tough job and deserve kindness. Plus I found most of them are very nice and helpful if you're properly deferential. 4. The six points of ID thing is super important. Make sure you got everything you need before you go. In the long term we need a 21st century DMV (sorry, MVC) that respects its workers and users, not a dilapidated 1980s Soviet bus station. I hope the MVC workers' union gets militant and starts demanding much more funding. But in the meantime I went on a Friday afternoon and had a fine experience.

I want to commend the NJMVC based out of East Orange, N.J. and specifically Lucille and Michael. On…read moreApril 7, 2026 they helped me get replacement plates just before closing time. The police had stopped me that day and informed me that my rear license plate was from a reported stolen car. Apparently, the day before, someone had unscrewed my rear license plate and replaced it with a plate from a stolen vehicle. Long story short, I rushed to the DMV in Newark as I needed new plates. They could not help me there and said I needed to go the East Orange office. When I arrived at the East Orange DMV it was approaching closing time. I went to the info desk where Lucille gave me the necessary paper work to fill out and clear instructions on what I needed to complete. As I was filling out the paper work, she kindly came over to me to remind me know they were closing soon and that Michael would assist me once I completed the paper work. Once done, Michael was ready and processed the paper work and within minutes I had my new plates. I so appreciate their help and professionalism. I know the DMV often gets a bad rap, but I have nothing but praise for Lucille's and Michael's help that day. Also, the DMV folks in Newark were kind enough to find the East Orange location for me so I could get going. Thank you!

Dept of labor, unemployment, SSI, SNAP. UNEMPLOYMENT :…read moreFriday 1-2pm Park two blocks up near the housing project. UNEMPLOYMENT stops giving numbers out at 2:30, but if they are slammed, earlier. Never take No as an answer here, always ask for a supervisor if stuck, the woman I charge of the NJUI division East Orange is an intelligent, kind woman, very helpful, and refreshing in this environment, ask for her.

Tanisha is a excellent hard working professional worker She…read morewent above behond her duties by helping me today. I highly recomend her for a raise, and promotion. She has such a warm welcoming and is higly intelligent . What a pleasure to have her serve me.

My childhood library. It was within walking distance of my home and school in Illtown (see:…read morehttp://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Illtown ) - EO. Maybe this is why I think my next home must be near a public library ??? Maybe not in EO... Libraries, even in the worst of neighborhoods, are beacons of hope and places of refuge. I'm glad the ol' hood still has this library. Time to breakout the checkbook and donate to a valuable public service: http://www.eopl.org/download/membershipform.pdf and become a "friend of the library"... The EOPL!!! #262