Date of visit: 08/06/2021 Reason for Visit: Out-of-state…read morelicense transfer I arrived about 9:20 am. Two employees were at the door greeting customers and directing them to the proper stations and being sure they had the proper documentation, and to have it ready before reaching the service counter when my number was called. I appreciate this service. The information they require for a new Georgia license can be completed on their website. It stores it all in their system for 60 days. When you arrive you give the submission ID number to them and they simply pull it up. They then verify the documents you stated in the online form. In many of the states I lived in I would see quite a few people reach the service counter only to find out they didn't have the right documentation for the services they needed. I know this is ultimately on the end user to know before arriving by calling or visiting the website. But, it makes all of our lives easier not having to wait extra time for individuals who didn't bring the right documents. I was called up 8 minutes after arriving. I presented all my documentation, and submission ID number. The representative verified everything. I did a vision test on their machine (alcohol wipes provided to sterilize between customers) I paid my $32 (They take cash, and all major credit cards) They issue a temporary paper license, and said it would come within 45 days for the real license.

For as busy as they were, I was in and out of there within 30 minutes. Very smooth and easy process…read moreif you come prepared and do your paperwork online beforehand!

WOW what an Amazing and delightful positive experience…read more Fulton, Dekalb, Cobb county's you are on notice cause Fayette County gives the finest World-class Customer Service excellence and it's their design to give a kind, caring and professional interaction with each customer. My rep miss Melody J. was extremely helpful and went Above and Beyond to assure a successful completion for my visit that day! In fact, I left my old documents behind and she took the time to call, leave a voicemail and put a note on it so when I went to retrieve my document, even though she wasn't there, her teammate was able to find it most easily....,Great Job!!! Best to all, Coach Abe

Whenever people work with the public, there should be a basic understanding that they need to be…read morepositive, pleasant, helpful, cordial and professional. It is a priviledge to work and to be involved with lots of people, a good disposition is required. All crachity, moody folk need to be behind a desk, shuffling papers. Spare the public of employees who seem to hate their jobs or they come to work with a chip on their shoulders. Hire positive people with upbeat personalities. Public Service employees should not get paid to be sour pusses. The news is usually bad enough and everyone is fighting a hard battle. So, anyone desling with the public must realize what they signed up for. Southern hospitality is a myth.

"Sir, the bottle that you bought in Duty Free is not a normal shape."…read more"uh huh. So?" "Our machine is having problems scanning it." "uh huh. So?" "You're gonna have to either check the bottle or dispose of it." "Like hell I will. Get your supervisor." "Okay, I'll go check this other machine." They disappear for five minutes. "Okay, it checked out." "Pfft." They seem to confuse a problem they have with their machine with a problem I have with my liquor I legally purchased. Don't let them trample on your 4th amendment rights.

I stopped by for my Global Entry appointment this morning. I had a 12:55pm flight and took the…read moreearliest appointment I could get at 10am. I arrived at the office around 8:30am hoping they might take me early. When I arrived, there was no one at the desk. I saw a sign-in sheet so I signed in and found a seat to wait. The waiting room is pretty sterile. Benches made out of stainless steel and glass separating us minions from the officers on the other side of the desk. Plenty of plugs available in the waiting area though. They took me back around 9am although it sounds like they would have taken me much earlier had I known that once someone came back to the desk I was supposed to give them my passport. When I got asked back I sat down at a chair next to a desk. They took my picture with a webcam looking thing. The officer asked what I do for a living and then asked a series of simple questions, like whether I traveled out of the country for business or pleasure (both!). I signed a paper, and then they took my fingerprints on a scanner. And.. that was it! I wish I had timed it because it was probably about 4 minutes total. I was given a sheet with my known traveler number, and a bunch of other instructions about the benefits of global entry. Then I was told I was done. I got through way faster than others for some reason, but most people it seemed to take no longer than 5-10 minutes. The location was initially tough for me to find. The office is located outside of security, so if you are traveling on a domestic flight, I'd recommend taking the shuttle near the rental car tram from the domestic side to the international terminal so you don't have to go through security twice. If you're here on a layover just take the plane train to terminal F and exit security. If you enter on the security/departures level, you'll need to go downstairs to arrivals. The office is right next to the Starbucks, near the exit of customs. A couple of things: they have these great business-card things right next to sign in. They fold in half and have instructions on how to go through the Global Entry kiosk. I'm sure that will be really helpful the first few times. Secondly - once you have your known traveler number, you need to go into your airline account (and travel agency account if you have one) and add it to your profile. Additionally, you'll need to add it to any existing reservations if you had already booked them without the known traveler number in your profile. Overall I'm really looking forward to using the program, but the staff here is pleasant and gets people through quickly.

I have always dreaded going to any type of government building like this. The people tend to be…read morecranky and unpleasant, the lines hours long, and just overall, just a terrible experience. This new tag office, however, is fantastic. I have been twice and had a great experience both times. The people at the counter were extremely patient and helpful and were very quick to get you out. When you walk in, you check in on a computer kiosk, which puts you in line. There are an ample number of counters, so you don't wait long. They will text you when it is your turn, and they also have a screen to let you know where you are at in line. It is just an easy process that makes for a great experience!

Fast and courteous service! I was able to get an appointment fast. The woman at the front desk was…read morenice. Their directions were perfect.

Five stars for the CBP Global Entry Enrollment Center at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International…read moreAirport. My experience here was truly world class from start to finish. Sheila Williams went above and beyond to make sure everything about my visit was smooth and welcoming, and the officer who conducted my interview was professional, polite, and efficient throughout the entire process. I have dealt with plenty of government offices over the years, and I can honestly say I wish every private and government organization operated with this level of care and competence. If you're nervous about your Global Entry interview, don't be, this team makes it easy. Thank you, Sheila and team, for the outstanding service.

The single best thing that has happened of my business was joining the Henry County Chamber. I have…read moremet so many businesses and connected with others in the community. I love the fact that local businesses can work together through the Chamber. Absolutely awesome!!!

Great place to live. Been here 10 years. Great little restaurants. Golf cart access. We love it…read morehere.

The town of Tyrone has a lot of lovely small businesses that try to cater to locals. From the…read morebreakfast options to the local hardware store there is a bit of everything. There is a park along main street that features both a playground and a lake path for walking. There are plans in the works to bring a community garden to life along with a farmer's market. The city is always trying to improve and take care of the citizens. A calm and quiet place to live on the north side of Coweta County the quaint town offers a quiet but close options to Atlanta suburban living.

This court building was originally a confederate hospital in 1862. The building was restored I…read morebelieve in the 1900's, I spoke with the bailiff inside who told me that under the restored " covered" walls on the inside of the building are bullet holes everywhere from the battles that this building has seen. Oh if this building could talk, the tails it would tell.

Prosecutor, Alaina Grenade was very rude and unprofessional. In court with my daughter for a…read morespeeding violation... didn't give any paperwork of things to complete before returning to court. Went back in with another employee to ask what classes she needed to complete since we weren't given paperwork. Her response was "the mother or daughter?" He replied " the daughter" and rather than simply answering the question, she stood on her phone, talking and laughing with other employees for close to an hour. It was so blatantly on purpose that the judge said something. She actually rolled her eyes and sent someone else over to speak to us. All that was needed was a 1 minute conversation to see what was needed so that it was completed in time.