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    Mrs Vu was very disrespectful, unhelpful and rude. I asked to speak to a manager who never showed up. This place sucks.

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    US Post Office - My apartment entrance at the end of the hall. The only apartment closer to the mailboxes is my neighbors across the hall!

    US Post Office

    2.0(42 reviews)
    0.5 mi

    Located in Downton Burien, a little sketchy neighborhood and parking lot…read more The staff wasn't so friendly but there were no lines. This location offers a self service machine, wall of cards and packaging items.

    I'm not a fan of this post office off the two experiences I've had…read more The first time I had to come staff weren't very friendly. I had a notice in my mailbox that it was too full so I had to pick up from the post office. My issue and concern with them was that I've been at this address for 3 years and yet somehow 90% of my mail is addressed too 10 DIFFERENT people. I explained that I'm the only person at this address and that I need them to STOP delivering other peoples mail to my box so I don't have this issue in the future.. The lady at the desk said there isn't much they can do That was infuriating. (I try to maintain most of my mail as paperless, to prevent needless papers. So to have a 'Full' mailbox and it's not even my mail is ridiculous. **NOTE The name plate in my mailbox is ONLY my name so it's honestly ridiculous.) The second issue I've ran into, they couldn't deliver a package to my door step on a SUNDAY. Since when do they deliver or are they even open on sundays. Today is Monday March 23rd and I received a message from Amazon saying USPS attempted to deliver my package on March 22nd (Sunday) but they couldn't access Drive way or Door. I was home the whole day and didn't hear anyone. However, what's concerning is that in my 3 years of living there USPS has NEVER delivered to my front door it's always been to the leasing office. So, I contacted USPS, they also said it was weird and provided me with the locations direct number and said I should speak with the supervisor. Yeah... I've attempted to call the location 4x throughout the span of 2hrs and the phone just rings or they've hung up. I see why they have 2.5 stars. So, now I'll have to drive there and stand in the ridiculous line they ALWAYS have to simply speak with someone because they refrain from answering. Again since when do they deliver on Sundays, and then calling the location to not get a response is utterly ANNOYING. So now I have to go in to simply ask what happened because my package not only WASNT delivered, but the attempt was made on a SUNDAY, and not dropped off at the leasing office PER USUAL.

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    US Post Office - The key tag doesn't say whether to open 1, 2, 3 or 4P, it just says 17-24. What the hell is that supposed to mean?!

    The key tag doesn't say whether to open 1, 2, 3 or 4P, it just says 17-24. What the hell is that supposed to mean?!

    US Post Office - Let's count...1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8...I feel like the damned sesame street count dracula, ahh ahh ahh!!

    Let's count...1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8...I feel like the damned sesame street count dracula, ahh ahh ahh!!

    US Post Office - You can see the top of the stairs from my mailbox!

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    You can see the top of the stairs from my mailbox!

    US Customs & Border Protection - Entrance

    US Customs & Border Protection

    4.2(13 reviews)
    2.3 mi

    I wanted to get Global Entry for me and my family. Because my airport (Portland) doesn't seem to…read moreconduct interviews, SeaTac was my only real option within a 3 hour radius. So I booked it for a Friday a few months out and decided to make a weekend out of it in Seattle. We arrived at least 30 minutes early to our appointment and they called us up to the window almost immediately. The officers were quite gruff and didn't say much, but they got us through and on our way in 10 minutes - talk about efficiency! All in all, I think it was worth doing so that I have less hassle on my next international flight.

    When flying Icelandair home from Reykjavik, I usually end up arriving in Seattle and going through…read moreUS Customs & Border Protection, prior to my connecting flight back home. The last time was just a couple days ago after finishing a most satisfying 4-day Laugavegur trail, followed by a pleasant side trip to Stykkishólmur and the Snaefellsnes Peninsula. This latest experience was smooth, with no issues. This was similar to previous experiences. I also easily finished my Global Entry Interview while I was here. The only confusion was trying to figure out where to go for my connecting flight after I was finished. Taking the train to the main terminal was easy enough, but from there required airport "Spidey sense" to not only find the Security Line, but the one that takes TSA Pre. Gayle and I did have an interesting "incident" here several years ago as we returned from Iceland. It was the Christmas Season and we had received our Iceland "Yule Lads" present on our door at our Reykjavik Hotel. That consisted of a Washington State apple, that we simply packed away without any additional thought. Fast forward to US Customs where the Beagle sniffed out our USA fruit, which necessitated a full search or our baggage. Those Yule Lads certainly had the last laugh.

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    US Customs & Border Protection - View from parking garage. Park near row U or V.

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    View from parking garage. Park near row U or V.

    King County District Court

    King County District Court

    2.1(7 reviews)
    0.5 mi

    I had Judge Laurel Gibson for a small claims case. I was impressed with her approach to ask for the…read moredocuments needed to satisfy what the law says in the RCWs. She cut right to the chase and sought to find the truth in the documents. It was apparent that her goal was only to decide who had the proper documentation in accordance with what the law says. I'm only giving this review because I did not witness what others claimed in the other reviews.

    I appeared before Judge Laurel Gibson in multiple protection-order proceedings and left with…read moresignificant concerns regarding courtroom demeanor, procedural consistency, and the overall handling of the cases. To be clear, my concerns are not simply based on the outcome. One of my petitions was ultimately granted, while another petition was denied by a different judge. Although I disagreed with the denial, I felt heard, respected, and given a full opportunity to present my case. My concerns arise from my experience specifically before Judge Gibson. Throughout the proceedings, I often felt that I was not given the same opportunity as the opposing parties to explain my position or the basis for my requests. Several times, I attempted to raise concerns or explain my reasoning and often received abrupt responses, typically to the effect of "I'm not going to do that," without any further explanation. Meanwhile, I observed opposing parties being given considerable latitude to explain their positions and request delays. Overall, the manner in which she interacted with me was notably different with the way she interacted with the Respondents. I was seeking protection due to ongoing harassment and threats to cause professional harm and impact my livelihood, to get revenge on me due to a personal dispute. This is not speculative, they voiced comments indicating the intent to "burn my fucking world down" and they would never stop. Despite the significant consequences, these were not taken seriously, and I subsequently experienced significant emotional harm and irreparable damage to my career. I was also concerned by what appeared to be inconsistent handling of procedural issues, particularly relating to service, continuances, and the management of hearings. For example, she made comments about being unfamiliar with alternative methods of service, namely utilizing email to serve an individual when in-person service has failed. After email service was granted, there arose the question of determining if the individual was served properly. While she consistently focused on the need for a read receipt, this is inconsistent with the statute, which lists several other ways that can determine a person was properly served. Once one of the respondents was considered officially served and presented to court, she claimed that she did not have time to review nor could she understand the documents I served her a week prior to the hearing. Judge Gibson subsequently granted a delay, despite my request to proceed with the hearing, as she was served in advance, consistent with legal requirements. I was immediately cut off and told something to the effect of "I won't do that." During the same hearing, it was clear that there was an unidentified individual off camera, who appeared to be coaching the respondent, as this person was directly providing responses to the judge's questions. Judge Gibson did not address the situation at all. From my experience working adjacent to the legal system, I am aware that any individual present for a hearing, even in an observational capacity, must be identified. In addition, coaching an individual's responses is taken seriously and addressed appropriately. I was flabbergasted that this issue was not addressed. Some of the procedural issues described above resulted in significant delays in the process to obtain court protections. In a case involving ongoing concerns about professional and reputational harm, I sought emergency relief, and was denied. Even when the respondent followed through with her threats, which has caused irreparable harm, I was denied an emergency protection order. Although a full protection order was eventually granted, several weeks passed before that occurred. As someone who works closely with courts and legal proceedings, I understand that judges must make difficult decisions and that litigants will not always agree with the outcome. My concern is not that every ruling went against me. Rather, I left with the impression that my concerns were not taken as seriously as they should have been and that the proceedings were not handled as consistently as I would expect. Due process affords us the right to defend our position and provide evidence. I followed every procedural rule, submitted documents in a timely manner, and comported myself appropriately in court. On the other hand, the respondents engaged in a manner that did not show respect for the court or legal procedures, and routinely submitted paperwork at the last minute (which was not officially served to me). I was frequently shut down when I attempted to provide evidence for my position in a calm and appropriate manner. While on the other hand, the Respondents were given time to speak, which on occasion involved rambling about topics that were barely relevant to the current case.

    Social Security - publicservicesgovt - Updated June 2026

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