U.S. Customs and Border Protection Office

I would like to know if it is possible to leave the United States through here, it is the first time I will leave but I want to leave through the pedestrian crossing, is this where I should leave for Tijuana??? Info

Construction, always under construction and this is what leads to inaccuracies between GPS directions. Came here for my SENTRI interview. Parking is insufficient and the lane to get there is super tight for 2 vehicles.

It's hard to miss the signs to the office once you are there and the instructions they give you are clear, a very DMV feel to it. The line moves quick and they take all your documents. I was called a few minutes late, but I also got there early because I knew delays were inevitable and I was right.

Once I got to the interview I was printed, paid and on my way in under 30 minutes. My interviewer was nice, quick and to the point, answered my questions and also gave some of her own personal stories about her 17 year old cat and someone freaking out about privacy. Oh office Anderson. The back bench for waiting to pay is bulletproof, but the speaking is ineffective, so be sure you are keeping an eye out, you'll see their mouth move and hear very little. The woman at the counter who greeted and checked me was really nice.

Something that I did notice was the TV was on the news and was depressing and the chairs were super hard. I am not a tall man, but I've never seen so many dangling feet. The bathroom was right behind the waiting area.

No cell phone use, for security reasons of course. Due to heavy foot traffic there are surprisingly few trashcans and though a smoking area is off to the side it's unofficial, just me and some officers blasting away at our cigarettes.

Way better than waiting months for San Ysidro's location.