Our case was very confusing with country citizenship changes and previous rejection in one of our…read morefamily applications. Brent provided a very clear review of our application, suggesting updates to highlight important topics that could enhance the chance of success. Guided on how to communicate about the possible objections, and a lot of general tips. Finally, our date for the interview was delayed but for sure we feel more prepared and confident about the coming process. Thanks a lot for all the support and the commitment to help. Excellent service. Totally worth it. Recommended to anyone on the process. Regards,

From the owner: VisasUSA es sumamente calificado para proveer servicios de trámite de visas y otros trámites…read moreconsulares, ya que el negocio fue fundado por un ex Vice Cónsul. No encontrarán otro lugar con el mismo nivel de experiencia y conocimiento.

These guys made applying for our China visas quick and easy. We just printed out the form from…read moretheir website, followed their instructions, tips and tricks, and filled out our application like the sample application showed, took our pictures, printed out ALL of our hotel/flight plans (accidentally did this on card stock...oops), turned it in, paid the money, and that's it. 12 days later we had our 2 visas. I appreciated them looking over the application to make sure we did everything right. Both women I interacted with were very friendly and helpful through email and in person. Two things to note if you're looking to go to China... 1. If you live in Utah, you have to either go through a service like The Travel Broker, or you have to go to the Chinese Emabassy in Washington D.C. yourself. If you have a friend or family member in or near D.C., you could send them everything and have them do it for you as well. A weekend trip to D.C. probably won't cut it as it takes a few days to process it apparently. 2. If you can make it work, look into the 144 and 72 hour transit visas. These are free and you do them on the plane and when you land. If you did a trip to Beijing, Hong Kong, and then Shanghai, you could do it without paying $250+ a visa under these rules. Bonus tip that I wish I had known earlier...if your passport expires within a year, get it renewed before getting the visa. You get a 10 year visa if you do this...if you don't, you'll get a less than 1 year visa. Fortunately/unfortunately, my wife is planning on changing her name within the next 10 years, so we were going to have to get her a new visa anyways...though if I had known this beforehand I would have scheduled our trip to make use of the 144/72 hour visas mentioned above and avoided the visa cost in the first place. Oh well. I will say one thing...their website is bizarre. Just ignore it. My parents recommended this place to me, I went to their website and...well just go to their website yourself and remember it's not the same quality their actual service is.

My experience here was absolutely seamless. I needed a last minute passport renewal and Marni was…read moreextremely helpful. I did a walk in and was done within 20 minutes, including taking new passport photos. I paid for the 6-8 day renewal service and it was ready for me to pick up a day early! I would recommend their services to anyone in need of a last minute renewal, very happy with my experience here!

Helpful staff made it easy to complete fingerprinting and they were friendly and quick as well!read more

I came to my appointment little early got taken care of and the lady was super friendly and quick…read moretoo. The place was nice and clean and there was no waiting as well. Will definitely be coming back for passport pics and more. Service was fast and efficient will be telling my friends to go there.

Angie has booked several trips for us and she is AMAZING! So knowledgeable and always so detail…read moreoriented. I highly recommend her or anyone at All Points Travel when planning a trip!

My husband and I had a really awful experience booking with this company. We booked with the travel…read moreagent Angie Percival for a trip to Cancún, Mexico. We booked with a large group and several of the group members felt that they were treated rudely by her. She was incredibly hard to get ahold of through both email and phone call. We contacted her several times through email and by phone about her using an incorrect email address for us that she never did correct. When our flights were canceled due to weather we were not helped by the office. We were informed that they could not help us with anything due to the trip being within 24hrs. We where directed to a phone service that we were on hold with for 4.5 hrs. After an hour of hold I called the agency office back to ask about cancellation policies and refunds for days missed and they informed me that they couldn't help with any changes and that I would have to wait on the phone like everyone else and they didn't have a magic button to push us through in line. The online service took so long our original airline was already booked full and we had to pay extra to fly with a different airline. We were also told that we would have to pay a penalty fee for missing a day at the resort due to weather, even though weather was out of our control. Overall we were very upset and would advise against anyone else using this agent or agency!

4 months before a booked tour we received life changing news that makes it impossible to go on the…read morethe tour. Triple bypass surgery will prevent us from our participation in the upcoming tour. So we called to canceled with a 4 month notice, and this company has no compasión or heart. It's all about their bottom line, They said we are keeping your $2,000 deposit. They have plenty of time to rebook someone on their waiting list, but they would just as soon profit off from others suffering. I would not recommend ever traveling with a company with no heart. (Oh No! What could we do to improve.) Refund the funds to help pay for their medical treatment and rebook from your waiting list! It's not your money nor do you lose anything 4 months out from a booking!

My husband and I have been on on 2 different tours with Fun For Less. (Israel and South Africa)…read more Both trips were amazing. Fun for Less did a great job and had very knowledgeable guides and escorts that took very good care of us. We would definitely recommend them to anyone.

If I could give Mormon Heritage Association more stars, I would! I am a repeat customer and have…read morealways been impressed with the organization, transparency, and professionalism of employees in the office. It's so nice to be able to go on these trips where everything has been planned with great attention to detail! I love just needing to pack and show up at the airport because everything else is arranged and taken care of. If you're thinking of booking a tour with Mormon Heritage Association, DO IT! You will not regret it. I've been to Israel, Nauvoo, and Palmyra-Kirtland; and I hope to travel more with MHA in the future.

We just completed a tour to Italy with MHA and it was a fantastic experience. Patty and Jack were…read morethere as great tour managers and had two experts on current and historical events in Italy. That trip will provide pleasant memories for years to come!!

Switzerland exceeded our idealized image of this amazing, beautiful country! That said, Alpenwild…read moreand its locally sourced guides exceeded our expectations! This should be #1 at the top of your bucket list! Alpenwild actually specializes in hiking and climbing tours, and we expect that all of those tours are equally amazing. We took the Scenic Alps by Rail tour and the rest of this review is focused on that one. This is a fast-paced 9 days using the extensive and marvelous Swiss train system to crisscross the country from north to south and east to west, hitting all the major destinations away from the urban cities of Zurich and Geneva. You'll be travelling in a small group of 7 couples, who will quickly become good friends. The price includes everything except lunch, souvenirs, and a departing tip for your guides. Ours were a husband-wife team of Swiss citizens from Lucerne. Their English was perfect, as was their love and knowledge of Switzerland. All nights are in first class hotels, not on a train, and all travel is on a first class rail pass. With one minor exception, you bags are portered between hotels for you. Fitting all you need in the single suitcase allowed per person, you'll want to wear small backpack for some overflow and a few souvenirs. While not all that demanding, there is also a lot of walking in towns, to/from/between trains, and on level, prepared surfaces at 3 high altitude, sometimes snow covered, sites. Constrained by the trains' schedules, some of this walking is at quite a brisk pace. So, be honest with yourself about being up to Alpenwild's advice on one's level of health and fitness needed before booking this trip. When booking your flights, take into consideration jetlag and that you will not tour Lucerne itself. We had an overnight redeye to Zurich with a 9 hour time difference. Arriving in the afternoon the next day, we crashed at the Radisson on the airport. After sleeping in the next day, we took the train to Lucerne and checked in at Alpenwild's chosen hotel a day early. We did a self-guided tour of the city in the afternoon, went to bed early, and awoke late on the day the tour started, finally fully rested with our body clocks reset. Starting after noon, the 1st day is only a gondola ride to a mountain above the city followed by dinner in the old part of the city. The next morning is an early boat cruise of the entire length of Lake Lucerne to reach a train to Lugano. Lucerne itself is well worth touring, so we're glad we followed the personal itinerary described above and not just to recover from jetlag. You MUST see Switzerland and we can't imagine a better way than with Alpenwild.

Mark flaked. I communicated through Yelp and followed up with an email confirming all the details…read moreand he was a no show. He was waiting for me to confirm through Yelp but I wasn't on Yelp the few hours prior and the email I sent to him should have been enough confirmation. It had the address, a copy of the document to be notarized, the people's names and phone numbers involved, etc.., he didn't need anything else.

Great experience with Markson Mobile Notary. He's a great communicator, punctual and very…read moreprofessional. I'll use him again if the need arises!