Got here at 9:35. Was second in line for my service (drivers license and ohip renewal). Super quick…read moreand efficient. Had to sign a new signature and they took a photo. In and out in 15 minutes.

Best Service Ontario I have ever been to. I walked over on a Wednesday around 10am. I was taken…read moreright away and had my drivers license and health card renewed in about 5 mins. Thank you for the hard work and great service, 33 Victoria Ave!

Venue 3/5 McCowan…read moreexit on 401, free parking in plaza. Long lineup as always for walk-in on Saturday and the lineup is outside so check weather accordingly. Typical time for wait is around 1-1.5h for walkin. They have a cutoff before they close the building. Service 4/5 The staff are pretty fast though which was appreciated when they were going through the queue. I had a question regarding license plate Transfers and the lady was able to help me and provide me with the correct documents to transfer the plate.

First visit here to do ownership change and get new plates. When i walked in there were so many…read morepeople waiting that I thought I'd be there for hours. Much to my surprise, the counter staff were so good that the crowd was looked after very quickly! Be sure and take a ticket and before you know it your number will be called. Total time was probably 15 minutes!! Very efficient and knowledgable staff!

Service should be improved especially the employees who are dealing with people. Need good customer…read moreservice seminar.

I had a very frustrating and unprofessional experience at this branch while trying to apply for a…read morehealth card. I presented valid documentation showing my legal status in Canada (a PGWP application that allows me to work and remain in Canada while waiting for the actual permit), which is accepted by IRCC, my employer, and other ServiceOntario locations (as I later confirmed). But it was not good enough for the staff here. The employee "assisting" me insisted that I had to go to a different "headquarters" location in order for my documents to be valid for this application. Their manner was unnecessarily aggressive and dismissive, especially considering I was simply trying to access a health card. I went to a different ServiceOntario location the same day (not the 'headquarters' one). Staff reviewed the exact same documents and processed my OHIP application without any issues or questioning. After reading other reviews (on Google, not here), it appears that misinformation is REPEATEDLY being given at this location. This causes people to lose time, money, and access to essential services due to staff not being properly trained about their services and basic human decency. I would strongly suggest avoiding this branch and going to another ServiceOntario location where staff are knowledgeable and actually willing to help.

Here I would like to express my special thanks to the receptionist and the Service Ontario employee…read moreat the College Branch. Today, Tuesday, July 21, at 10 am, I went to renew my health card and was met with a very excellent and helpful receptionist and Service Canada employee, Ms. Edith, who was very understanding and kind in handling my entire situation as a person with a disability. I am truly grateful to all the staff at Service Ontario, especially the excellent receptionist and employee, Ms. Edith.

I've come to this location for at least 15 years. I've renewed driver's licenses, health cards,…read morevehicle permits, etc. The agents are always courteous. Prior to the pandemic, wait times were 1 to 1.5 hours. There was an online chart giving typical wait times throughout the week. Very useful. During pandemic times, most common services require an appointment but a few don't have appointments. When you arrive, there is a pre-screening person at the front. Because of appointments, there are far fewer people in the waiting area. You still get a ticket to wait but wait times are now 5 to 15 mins only! The waiting seats have signs to block off seats to ensure physical distancing. There are screens showing the called ticket numbers showing you which agent booth to go to. There are 43 booths. Certain booths are assigned certain functions. They accept debit and credit cards for payment. There is no free WiFi but part of the waiting area has access to the free TD Bank WiFi. Mobile internet is also available even though the office is in the basement. There are no customer washrooms but you can use the mall washrooms.

The good lady and helpful security guard who assisted us ( my senior Mum & myself) was pleasant…read more However, l had asked then for applying for a driver's license renewal back in May/June2025 as it was expiring on September 6th 2025; the officer said to wait till closer to the time! The months went by and l still have the expired license: wonder if l had gotten the renewal done and by mistake discarded the new one !! I must return back & check because l need a valid current one absolutely!! I am the driver for everything here !!

The process was very efficient and fair. The agent also noticed that I needed to renew my drivers…read morelicense when I was only intending to renew my health card. So saved me an additional visit.

I've heard to be prepared to wait an hour and to queue for a long time.. honestly I went in the…read moreevening between 4-5pm and was seen to in 10 minutes. I don't think I feel sat down for a whole 2 minutes before i was called .. the man who dealt with me was lovely, friendly and very helpful, and swift with the service without feeling rushed.. this branch is great to come to!

2nd time been there, my experience is the worse, this i a veru cultural place, if you are not east…read moreIndian help is limited, they threat you disresfectful and very demeaning. Left went to the Wexford located, subperb customer service and very diverse.

This Service Ontario isn't that busy, and has a lot of parking. However, they do not have…read moreaccessibility buttons on one side, so you'll have to go through the mall if you need it. Very tiny Service Ontario which is ACTUALLY part of the mall.. very interesting, I've never personally seen that before but it's convenient for sure. Lots of signs in this Service Ontario more than any I've ever seen before. Staff are very friendly and nice. There'll willing and able to answer questions. No contactless payment over $100, and there's a tiny desk for car dealers. Overall, not extremely busy but it can get pretty bad. Took me about 40 minutes but by the time I got in line, there were 25 people behind me within 2 minutes. The trick is to go early in the morning. They also advertise for a fee and it seems like this Service Ontario sells anything and everything they can. They also sell keychains, license plate screws, almost anything you need for their business. Remember that Service Ontario's are actually franchised, owned and operated by a non-government company on behalf of the province... so... I'm not sure if this is allowed but it can be argued as neat or on the other hand, too much. 3/5

Years ago, MTO decided they were going to sell off the administrative portion of their license…read moreoffices. This is and was probably the biggest blue chip business that could be acquired at the time besides a Tim Horton's. Think about this for a second. Everybody that has a drivers's license has to renew it or buy their plate stickers and now they have to also get their photo health cards when we went with the new cards. This business is going to have an ongoing clientele just like funeral homes because everybody needs them. While this office in Cloverdale has been here for as long as I can remember, they used to also have an automated kiosk at the other end of the mall by the Hot Oven which I used to get my plate stickers from and it only charged an extra dollar to not have to get into those long lines at the office. Unfortunately the province ended up getting rid of those machines because apparently some of them were hacked. Well that sucks. The last few years I was just getting my stickers through the mail. I couldn't do that this time around because I needed a new drivers license and photo. The one good thing is that they coordinate the expiration of the driver's licenses to be the same as the health card so when you have to go in every 5 years or whatever it is, you can do both at the same time. This particular Service Ontario office is located near the north section of Cloverdale mall and has an external entrance that faces the sound barrier of the northbound 427 opposite the East Mall side of the mall. I arrived around 11:45 which worked out because I was in line for about 20 minutes and the line behind me just after 12 noon was almost out to the mall plaza. The person who helped me looked like they sounded, like they do this all the time and they know it inside out but she was pleasant while efficient. This is one of those places you have to go to like the passport office but while it can be unpleasant, this experience wasn't so bad. The entire process was mostly spent in line and while at the counter it only really took about 5 minutes to get both pieces of ID processed including the new photo.

I was here to renew my license and health card just cause it was the nearest location the earliest…read moreappointment for me. I don't actually need an appointment. It was right after an holiday (day after new years) and there were very few people a head of me. I got everything done pretty quick and left when my actual appointment just started. I was called up about 5min in-between signing in and the start of my appointment.

What a frustrating experience! We've been to this location 3 times now for the same issue. We made…read morean appointment each time which meant taking time off work. Each time we had a different agent and each time we were told a different story about what paperwork was needed to put my name as a co-owner of a leased car we decided to buy. the agent wasn't rude: she just didn't care. She neither apologized nor acknowledged the inconvenience of our experience. Saying "sorry for the inconvenience " didn't cross her mind. It was clear that she wasn't very experienced. That's fine; no one's born to a job. She then asked her coworker some questions . What bothered us is that she asked these questions in another language. She had my passport, drivers license, and other private information in front of her and she's speaking another language which we didn't understand. Don't mind her asking questions to do a better job; however, speaking in a different language while you have private information in front of you from a client is disrespectful. It's rude. Even worse: no transparency. English is not my first language, but in 30 years of dealing with clients in the public and private sectors, I've never seen this happen. ( If we were guests in a non-speaking English or French country we would understand. This was not the case. ) Poor job training, lack of common sense, inconsistent and incomplete information and disinterest in our situation was evident. A bit of empathy and willingness to help would have gone a long way. Rename this location "Lack of Service, Ontario"