This place is very organized. Equipped with a large waiting area. Waiting room do get full around…read more12:00 but staff keeps the process moving with in and out service. Very friendly security guards helping with any questions you might have.

Unethical refusal to provide basic acknowledgment -- is a deeply concerning experience…read more I normally don't write reviews for government offices, but what happened at the Pembroke Pines SSA Field Office deserves to be publicly documented so others understand the barriers that can occur here. I came to this office to hand-deliver an important packet of documents after years of unresolved issues with SSA. To keep the process simple and transparent, I brought a neutral, receipt-only acknowledgment sheet -- something that required no agreement with the content, no commitment, nothing internal. All it asked for was a basic confirmation that the office physically received the materials. (SSA even encourages people to keep proof of submissions for their own records.) Despite this, management refused to sign or acknowledge receipt in any form, even though the sheet clearly states it is not part of SSA's internal process and has no administrative implications for them. This refusal was extremely troubling. Instead of simply confirming they accepted the paperwork, staff seemed defensive, evasive, and unwilling to provide even the most routine level of transparency. For a federal office that handles vulnerable populations -- disabled individuals, seniors, people without housing -- refusing to acknowledge receipt of documents creates unnecessary fear, confusion, and distrust. What's worse is that this is not how SSA offices are supposed to function. Every claimant is encouraged to maintain their own records, and SSA offers stamped receipts, date confirmations, and submission acknowledgments as a routine part of service. Most offices do this without hesitation. The refusal here felt like a continuation of a larger pattern I've experienced over the years -- a kind of systemic avoidance whenever something involves accountability or oversight. When a simple, harmless confirmation is treated like a threat, it says a lot about the culture inside that office. I left with no proof that I delivered anything, no assurance my materials were handled responsibly, and no clarity about why such a basic request was denied. At a minimum, management should reflect on how situations like this undermine public trust. Acknowledging receipt of paperwork is not controversial -- it's ethical, professional, and the standard across countless federal agencies. The fact that this office refused to do so is deeply concerning. I hope this review encourages SSA leadership to take a closer look at the practices in this field office. People who come here deserve respect, transparency, and honest service -- not walls put up where accountability should be.

Trying to get permit and licenses information for a new business, however, James Bawskoi will not…read moreprovide me any information before the business is register in Florida. How I will know if opening a new business is viable if I dont know all the variances (cost, permits, licenses, insurance and other).

I went to city hall to get a garage sale permit! From the moment I walked in the building and ask…read morewhere I was going everyone was so nice and helpful! To the lady behind the window, thank you for being so informative, helpful, and polite to me and my kids!!! I had never been there before and the experience was a great! She was quick and efficient! Would highly recommend this place!

It seems like since Covid time everybody is off from work . We came here looking to do finger print…read more paperwork for a visa and of course they only do it at certain days and time . My friend wanted to scream why isn't their website up to date on this stuff ?? Of course we love the Police and all that they do but .......

As police officers and sergeants, you have a responsibility to lead by example and to train your…read moresubordinates to be law abiding professionals who enforce the law fairly and consistently. Every interaction with the public should reflect respect, discipline, and a commitment to upholding the principles that so many service members have fought and died to protect. A video currently circulating online raises serious concerns about conduct that appears inconsistent with these expectations. It shows behavior that comes across as lacking professionalism, discipline, and proper de-escalation, traits that are essential to effective and just policing. Freedom can be complex and, at times, challenging to navigate. However, it is precisely in those moments that restraint, training, and accountability matter most. Upholding the law is not only about enforcement, but also about maintaining public trust through integrity and respect for every citizen.

Employee is in window #2 very helpful. Took the needed action the same day…read more thank you! Best branch I've been to!

The place is a bit hectic, a very huge waiting room full of people. It can be a very long wait…read more When I asked the security guard at what time do they open, he just pointed to the door which had the hours written on the outside (backwards for people inside)--boy was he rude, and lazy. Once we had our turn, the staff member was nice to us and gave us all kinds of information.

Great help from Chelsea today! i highly appreciate her most professional and friendly service…read more Dr. Yuri Freeman

From when I arrived, the entire process was seamless. The guard was helpful in explaining how to…read moresign in, wait time was short. Dawn, who assisted me in my request was very knowledgable and explained my options. Good experience...

This place can always be a hit or a miss but the best advice I can give you is to make sure you…read morehave an appointment if it's one thing for sure you make sure you do is to have one i bet the process will be more smooth for you . My appointment was at 2:30 and i was in and out in about 40 minutes. I renewed my license took a photo waited paid and received it right away . This was on a Friday so maybe that's why it was not too busy but trust me I've seen this place on smash plenty of times . The clerk who took my photos was also informative as well he was able to help some Jamaican guy i believe .

My experience at DMVs have usually gone as expected which was bad to horrible. My first experience…read moreat Florida DMV in Miami Gardens was an absolute nightmare. Barely controlled chaos . So you can imagine my expectations going your way the DMV in Oakland Park I was impressed however. Of course there was a line but it moved quickly and the person at the reception area was pleasant, actually helpful. From there it was simple. From start to finish I was there around 1 hour total . No DMV anywhere is "fun" but I have to say this was painless.

I've been to this location a few times now, and I don't know if I just have some bad luck, or…read morewhat...but the staff I interact with are consistently rude and borderline disrespectful with the way they address me (or my wife). They can't seem to answer a question without being rude, complain when they see you're carrying more than one envelope, and are always shouting at people. This is especially sad considering I loved the distribution center that was here before (yes there were some interesting characters working there as well, but not blatantly rude).

If Dante had written about government buildings instead of hell, this place would've made it into…read moreParadiso. A post office that looks more like a courthouse in Rome than a place where you buy stamps. Big, clean, and shockingly well-kept--like the feds actually cared what the outside of their buildings look like. Two USPS ATMs glowing like twin shrines to the gods of convenience. Inside? Friendly clerks who smile like they don't know they work for one of the most famously sluggish institutions in America. Lines move. People actually seem to get what they came for. It's a post office that dares to flirt with efficiency. It's still the USPS, so don't expect champagne service and caviar stamps. But if you're going to mail a package, dodge jury duty letters, or ship your mother-in-law's fruitcake back to wherever it came from, you could do a hell of a lot worse. "It's still bureaucracy--but at least here, bureaucracy comes with a decent smile and a damn fine building.

personas con citas para hoy esperando desde las 12 para sus citas programadas y nadie salió o llamo…read morea reagendar a la gente, muy irrespetuoso que hagan venir a la gente CON CITA para un día si van a cerrar el lugar y no avisan

To be honest, I did not expect it to be that easy and fast!. Applied online, checked in online, no…read morelines inside, went straight to the window. Amazing!

Came here for a green card interview I was panicking and stressing out but it was very easy going…read moreand calm it was not some sort of criminal interrogation like you'd think it would be. Good Luck To All!

Una experiencia con Raúl González espectacular , todo fue en un inglés fluido y comprensible…read more muchas gracias