The person doing my fingerprints was surly bordering on rude. She hardly said a word to me and I…read morehad to repeat questions several times to extract a few minimal words that didn't help. My fingertips are fairly worn down and she couldn't get good prints, so the entire process was a struggle from start to finish. She had the shelf set at a height for a tall person and I had to struggle to contort myself to fit the overly high fingerprint pad. I had to ask several times for her to lower it; she did once but then put it back up at the overly high setting. I had 2 background checks to send out and she insisted on taking my entire fingerprint set twice (rather than sending a copy out for the second one--it was already in the system). The hostility of this person was over the top and I will not go here again for any reason.

I just wanted to thank a gentleman named Leonard at DMV Title Experts. He couldn't have been more…read moreknowledgeable about the process with title transfers and more. It was such a relief to have the information and be able to take care of my business in such a timely fashion. HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS PLACE!!

Had a amazing experience the other day with me and my sister! Pierce (P.G)I believe helped us at…read morebooth 11 and was very helpful! He was fast and knew what he was doing ! Thank you!!

You'll need to make an appointment online. Once you arrive, check in at the kiosk using your…read moreconfirmation code. I was only there for about an hour. It was either crowded or the lines just moved quickly--but overall, the process was fast and efficient. The customer service was excellent. Erin, the staff member who helped me, was very friendly and provided all the information I needed for vehicle registration and obtaining a new driver's license. Overall, it was a great experience.

Take a number...BUT if you have an existing order which can be obtained by calling ahead you can…read moreget thru rather quickly! I had an existing order for a death certificate but they claim no check was included when I mailed everything (NOT) since these are $5 each and the cancel check order to my bank is $35...I went directly in to pay the $15 so they could close out the order should that check pop up some other time! Also, you can save time by filling out ur request form once you take ur number, at the counter immediately to ur right upon entering their tiny waiting area and go right when they open at 8 to avoid long waiting times!

After watching the movie on the miracle staircase probably 40 years ago we decided to visit the…read morestaircase in person at Loretto Chapel in Santa Fe. The Chapel is a very close walking distance from the Santa Fe Plaza. The cost to enter was $5.00 general admission and $4.00 for seniors. Inside the Chapel beside the staircase there is a beautiful alter. We had a nice visit but 10 minutes is all you need to see everything. Will return.

This chapel charges a fee to enter, most likely because of the staircase. The chapel was…read moreovercrowded with people who weren't being very respectful and there was an automated message over the loudspeaker, which made it feel like this beautiful chapel was now a tourist trap. The staircase was pretty, but it wasn't anything to marvel at for longer than a few seconds. The only "neat" thing about it was that it was modeled after St. Etienne in Paris, which I have been to and loved. NOTE: They do have a great giftshop!

Directions from Yelp drops you off in the middle of the Pueblo town and at the start of a dirt…read moreroad. I didn't come across the falls in the Pueblo, found a simple, but nice Catholic Church at the entrance to the Pueblo. The parking lot of the church affords you some nice view of the snow capped mountains beyond it at least.

This review is for the waterfall area…read more I'm a planner, especially on vacation. You know those people that are like, "Oh, let's roll into town and go from there." Yeah, that's not me. I think I read 3 books on New Mexico before our visit and may or may not have created a spreadsheet. While driving on the high road from Taos to Santa Fe, my husband spotted a sign for Nambe Lake Falls. It was not on the agenda and a little out of the way. I grudgingly agreed to this detour. We drive to the ranger's station and pay our $10 to drive back to the start of the trail that leads to the waterfall. It starts to rain. You can imagine how happy I am. There are several families in campers there enjoying the peaceful and scenic area. It's a 15 minute hike to the falls and things got a little slippery and muddy. Once we arrived at the damn and falls, it was worth the short hike. Exercise+scenic area+photo op = worthwhile.

Santa Fe Plaza is a must-see and is in a bustling area with beautiful buildings, shops, and…read moreentertainment. The history and architecture is amazing. Note: Street Parking is a bit challenging and the area can get quite busy, but it's a fun spot.

I love that Santa Fe's Historical District restrictions allow the Plaza to retain its old world…read morecharm and wide accessibility for the community. The rest of metro Santa Fe might be their version of suburbia, but the heart that anchors Santa Fe is right here. Yes, the shopping on the adjacent streets is a bit high end, but the classy charm of the plaza and the Tribal merchants across the street at the Inn of the Governors grounds the experience. Besides the interesting mix of people at the Plaza, I note 2 interesting experiences: 1. The Classic Car show on Friday night that circled the entire Plaza on the outside, accented by "Low Riders" occasionally circling. Our friend Laurie even found the model of car that her family drove around during her childhood. 2. The Santa Fe Plaza Obelisk, historically known as the Soldiers' Monument, was toppled by protestors in 2020 and its pieces are slated for a museum. What will become of the Monument proper is in community committee hands, which will probably go round and round without much meaningful progress short term.

Interesting attraction - this is reportedly one of the oldest residential dwellings in the country…read more- although it is no longer in use as a residence and is instead attached to the Gift shop. The residence portion is free to check out and only takes a minute to walk through as it's small. I was actually shocked that they didn't ask for a few bucks - even just a dollar - to walk through it - but they don't so I imagine the shop must be doing ok on its own. So this is a cute attraction to check out - young kids will probably be impressed trying to imagine how people could have once lived this way - adults will be equally impressed. Worth the quick look. And it's next door to San Miguel Church which is definitely worth the visit. Enjoy!

Yes, it's the oldest house in New Mexico. Not much to it, but it is what it is. The house is very…read moresmall maybe one room and a coffin. It has a great story.

We are staying 10 walking minutes from the city square. If you can stay that close , i recommend…read moreyou walk. Because , in a near full day of shopping i only saw one parking slot available and it was being filled. And 4 motorcycle slots, all open. Lots of jewlery and clothing shops. One ice cream shop and a few of dining spots. The main park in the square was very active with a tribal dance. Lots of dog walkers. We quit at five. That was enough.

We always love a trip to Santa Fe. Known for its gallery and opera scene, Santa Fe will enrich…read moreyour life culturally. Thunderstorms are typical in the late afternoon. However around noon there were sprinkles turning into a hard downpour. It typically does not rain that long here but Mother Nature had another idea. Torrential rains for at least 2 hours. We sought refuge in various galleries during the lighter part of the rain. Staff welcomed us to stay as long as necessary.