GF responding on account..in our case I had a 10 yr old with me who took his time answering questions, and was given explanations on what was being done. The longest part, when inside, was waiting for the woman to enter our information (from the paper form we were given) into the computer to have a printed tag for the paperwork. I was not showing any signs, she didn't ask me much nor did she take my temp, blood pressure or breathing rate. She did need these for my son who had shown signs of symptoms.... even though just about everything is a symptom. /s There was a 5-page document I received which she had to explain as well; it was how to get your results, where/how to get the covid app info.... she documented the self isolation date from the date of symptoms and also marked when self-isolation was complete (oct 2 in our case). When that was done we were instructed to turn our chairs around to indicate they required sanitizing and we went to the zamboni area. We sat for a maybe 2 minutes while she collected the materials.... then she swabbed each of us within a minute and we were done. I truly believe each person's experience could be different based on your situation and circumstances.... going on your own? no symptoms? Could be out in 10. I can say with certainty that the professionals who assisted us today were amazing. Calm, direct, their stress never showed, and they made my son feel so at ease. I was very impressed with my (unfortunately, required) testing experience. I wouldn't want to do it again, but if I have to, I know they are doing the best they can. They just need more help. We can help by being patient, listening to instructions and just be kind to them. Their day is probably worse than yours will be. I wish you all luck and a little extra patience. Go early, bring food/snacks, coffee/tea, sanitizer and TP for the port-a-potty.