Hi my name is Sabrina. My agent was amazing -- quick,…read morethorough, and professional. She handled multiple tag issues for me, including getting new plates and an original title for my car from out of state, as well as updating tags for my 90-year-old father's title. She was very knowledgeable, patient, and helpful. I truly love this place! Of course, expect a little wait -- but once it's your turn, you'll be well taken care of. I asked my agent for her name -- it sounded like "Lawn," though I'm sure it's not spelled that way.

Very good service and very organized. I have been doing business with them for quite a long time…read morenow. The only time I did not was during Covid and I use something further north. Other than that, they are an excellent business.

I came in the 2nd week of December to get License Plate for my SUV and Drivers License since I…read morerecently moved to Oklahoma from Las Vegas. My son told me Oklahoma doesn't have DMV offices and you have to go to a Tag Agency. I have to say this was so much better than the horrible DMV offices in Nevada. You have to have an appointment like 3 months in advance if you can get one. Before the pandemic you could just walk-in , but you would be there for hours trying to get something done with all the California people moving there and some from other places. This was so much better of an experience ! Everyone was so nice as most of the people I've dealt with in Oklahoma. It reminds me of the small town I grew up in South Carolina in the 70's and 80's. I had to do 2 different lines. The first was a young lady who did my registration , plate , and sticker. She also informed me that I would have to get a new title to register in Oklahoma. I've never heard that before , but I guess they do that in some states. She also went out to my SUV to verify the VIN. Thankfully it's not lifted since she could barely get up to see it without getting on the tire , it is a Toyota FJ Cruiser 4x4 so it does sit higher than most standard SUVs. The 2nd line I showed all my documentation to this lady to verify I had everything to get my new Oklahoma Drivers License. She arranged everything neatly to give to the another lady when it was my turn and also reminded me to let her know that I had Motorcycle Endorsement also so it could be listed on my Oklahoma License. There were a few people ahead of me for the Drivers License so I did have to wait over an hour , but they had chairs and the lady would talk to me and the others waiting as she was helping someone else. I only had to wait behind one person for the registration and they had 3 people working that counter. The drivers license lady also added my Veterans Status and Real ID on my license since I brought in my Passport . I'm not complaining , as I said in Las Vegas it would take you usually 3 hours or more at the DMV before they started doing appointments and still it takes at least an hour to do your stuff. I highly recommend this location for your drivers license , registration , etc.

drove 30 minutes on a Saturday , only to find out they are closed. Nothing on their website or…read morevoicemail stating they would be closed.

my mail person has beenn skipping my house not delivering my mail so ive had late notice on bills…read moreand important information and its sad im looking at my lights being off now because my check is being held hostage didnt want to even give them a star

Let me start by saying I ship a LOT of packages. I walk in to this post office every single day…read more(unless I'm on vacation), Monday-Friday. The ladies and gentlemen who work here ALWAYS great me, even when they are busy. They are always pleasant and efficient. I currently ship over 100 packages a month, and I have less than 1% issues with them. I think that is due to where they start from. I know people have complaints, but I truly think these ladies (I say ladies because I don't believe there are any man working this branch regularly) do their best every single day. ROCK ON LADIES! You have happy a happy customer here!

It's not often that I have a great experience at a tag agency, but here, I did…read more The wait time was short. It felt deep homey inside with a couch to wait on and several seats. It felt more like being a guest at someone's house, than at a tag agency. The lady who helped me was very polite and friendly. She even recommended that I pay with check or cash to save 3%. I left to get a check and when I got back a half hour later, I was pleasantly surprised that she called me back to finish and skip the wait. Despite having to pay over $1000 for taxes and fees, I had a very pleasant experience here.

They will help you but there's a side of snark from one employee. It's kind of endearing. The…read morelocation is great, lots of parking, bring cash or check bc 3% fee to use credit card.

They are such nice people in Canadian County. They go there extra mile and are helpful. This is one…read moreof my favorite courthouses

Holy Mackerel. A helpful government office! Went there to do some property title work and was…read morehelped by everyone there. We are from out of state and the difference we experienced is astounding, much better in rural America. May just retire right here where people are still nice.

What a joke. They can't even show up to direct traffic after games and concerts. Never seen…read moreanything like. My last trip to OU Stadium. It's really unbelievable.

norman police are best thank you guys. i could write a book of all good so thank you for wat you…read moredo!!!!

Spent 32 years of my life working here. It was a great place to work but you had to be on your…read moretoes. When I started the parking lot in the main admin building had more cars in it than my home town. It was built on the former site of the Douglas Aircraft Plant. Here's a little history from AI. It began in 1940 when local businessmen, led by Stanley Draper, lobbied the War Department to establish a maintenance and supply depot in the central United States. On April 8, 1941, the order was signed, and construction of the Midwest Air Depot began in June 1941, completing in March 1942. The base was renamed Tinker Field in June 1942 to honor Major General Clarence L. Tinker, an Osage Native American from Pawhuska, Oklahoma, and the first Native American major general in U.S. Army history. Tinker, who earned his wings in 1921 and was awarded the Soldier's Medal in 1926 for bravery, died on June 7, 1942, when his B-24 Liberator crashed during a mission against Japanese forces on Wake Island. During World War II, Tinker played a critical role, repairing B-17 and B-24 bombers, fitting B-29s for combat, and producing C-47 Skytrains and A-20 Havocs at the adjacent Douglas Aircraft plant, which was later acquired by the base. By 1945, the base was formally dedicated as Tinker Field, with 150,000 attendees and a keynote address by Lt. Gen. Ira C. Eaker. In 1946, Tinker modified B-29s for atomic testing at Bikini Atoll, including the Enola Gay, and worked on President Truman's C-54, the "Sacred Cow." The base became Tinker Air Force Base on January 13, 1948, following the creation of the Department of the Air Force.

Visited Tinker Air Force Base for the air show and had an amazing time! The event was very well…read moreorganized, family-friendly, and open to the public. There were plenty of food vendors and activities for all ages. One of the coolest parts was being able to walk onto some of the model planes and get a close-up look. The air show itself was incredible--definitely a must-see if you're in the area. Looking forward to the next one!

I ordered a copy of my birth certificate online and I was told I would receive an email from them…read moresaying it was ready for pick up. Over 10 days later I never received an email. I called and a lady told me that the order was sent in the mail yesterday as of the date of this review. She couldn't tell me why an email wasn't sent out. She was nice and helpful but people in charge of the communication aspect of this place really dropped the ball. Never have I been this inconvenienced by a government agency in my life aside from the Social Security office. Absolutely horrible. Be better.

Here for a birth certificate. They have a line comparable to the DMV. The staff was super friendly…read moreand helpful as many people in here might speak different languages. I could see this being a stressful place to be.... however from front station to the end all people I came in contact with were pleasant. It's amazing how if you are nice to someone...they return the treatment. All in all I got what I needed and had ZERO stressors.... thank you for the smiles (final desk of which I got the certificate) (Insert scene from movie - Beetlejuice) Respectfully, Bryan Yukon, Oklahoma