It sounds like all of the bad reviews are just due to a lack of planning/preparedness on the part…read moreof the customer. I showed up to this Social Security Admin office as soon as they opened at 9am on Tuesday. There was a line out the door, but it moved quickly and efficiently because the staff has procedures in place to make the process as smooth as possible. I had no appointment, I was in and out in less than 10 minutes, and the staff was very kind. I wish I could remember the name of the man who helped me; he was working window 11 on Tuesday, July 21st. Shoutout to that guy, shoutout to the guy at the door telling people where to go based on the service they needed, and every other person working in this building that keeps it organized and moving along.

I think they're fairly under staffed but this is the Orange man's America and this is a red state…read moreso I don't expect too much, but waited for two hours even after getting screened to be told that the documents we were told to file before the survivor benefits appointment can only be attached to an active claim. No one is giving proper information and it ends up being a complete mess.

My aunt and I have had to go to the Travis County Sheriffs office a few times now to file various…read moreaffidavits and documents due to my uncles recent passing and every time we come, there is barely a line. The guards at the front are always super kind and welcoming and the clerks are able to help us file what we need and get on our way! It is a bit annoying because it's never clear when we have to go here vs the tax office for different services so it gets to be a bit frustrating - ideally they would all be located in the same building.

It's ok. In a not great part of town. Lots of homeless people in the area. They even have a…read moresecurity officer with her own desk there. Employees seem.... Meh? Like not super friendly, but not the worst. Like right on the cusp of civil and grouchy... lol. That's the best way to describe it. I only go to this branch if I have to, but I generally make an effort to visit other branches first if I have the option.

Came in because it was close by where I'm house sitting. Not a member here, but everyone was very…read morekind upon entering. They offered free printing which was amazing. I would've loved to study here as well, and will definitely be back to do so. They also have a nice area for children outside, and a family area inside.

This was my 2nd time visiting the City of Austin but first time staying in downtown. The downtown…read moreis conveniently near so many good restaurants, bars, coffee shops, Lady Bird Lake, etc. [Per the internet] KEY AREAS OF ATTRACTION: 6th Street: Famous for its high-energy bars, live music venues, and historic buildings. Congress Avenue: The city's historic main street, featuring the State Capitol and the Driskill Hotel. 2nd Street District: A shopping area with boutiques, national retailers, and local favorites. Lady Bird Lake: Offers trails, kayaking, and scenic views, forming the southern boundary of downtown. Republic Square: A park that hosts the SFC Farmers Market on Saturdays.

City of Austin is an interesting place…read more The city has a variety of food options, music venues, the arts, and nature. Always good options based on what you are looking to do. But, there is overpriced housing and the infrastructure that does not meet the need of the current population. Traffic can be crazy based on where you are trying to go. The list can go on. I have alot of good memories of things I have checked out in Austin. But understand the appeal to check out other cities, when visiting.

Cool place to visit. Did you know it's taller than the US Capitol? . Today they even let us throw…read morea dance party on the steps. A new Republic Of Dance is taking over the Republic Of Texas and I'm all for it. BTW, they do have tours and a great cafeteria too! I enjoy watching the sessions for the house of Representatives

As a student, you could always count on a trip to the Texas State Capitol at some point during the…read moreyear. I remember the first time I walked into the Texas State Capitopppl House of Representatives and the Texas Senate Chambers. I was blown away by the size of the rooms and their contents. The State Capitol has a lot of great Texas history embedded in these walls and the floors of the building. It's hard to believe my older brother had never been to the State Capitol, so we decided to visit. He was in the military for 20 years mostly overseas so we extend grace. The Texas State Capitol is one of Austin's most important landmarks. The building was completed in 1888 and houses the Texas Legislature and the Governor's offices. The building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and designated a National Historic Landmark. Interestingly,, the Capitol is taller than the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C.

I scheduled an appt a week before and we got there 30 mins before…read more PRO TIP: if you are there 20 mins and check in before your appt, there's a high chance they call you before. My appt went smooth, it was for my baby, staff was very patient and friendly and now we just need to wait for the ID. Huge thanks to everyone, I was so stressed about all of it and everyone was so amicable towards me and my toddler.

"Sherry" the virtual assistant is completely useless. Only thing it is good for is general info…read morethat is already listed, or actually it is great for encouraging callers to give up trying to find out the info they need.