Queens County Clerk's Office is one of the better county clerk I have encountered in my…read moreprofessional realm. In my adulthood I realized how imperative courts function to serve the public and I learn how to navigate the legal proceedings. Passports and other services are handled. My raison d'être is Commissioner of Deeds another re-appointment filing and payment, but in-person visit. The fee for filing the signature card is $10.00. I did not need an appointment for in-person re-appointment submission and payment. The Notary Department is located in room 106 next to the Cashier. Four stars, the clerk at the Notary Department window was inexperience who pawn to passed me to someone as an animated object who is more experienced to enter my blue signature card in the court system. I was instructed to go to the Cashier window for my filing fee payment followed by a subsequent instruction to return to the Notary Department window. What?? Why do I have to return to the Notary Department window again? I did received a minuscule sales receipt. Queens County Clerk's Office is a nice government building. It is ADA accessible by a ramp at the rear entrance through a parking lot on 88th Avenue at 148th Street between 89th Avenue. The steps are abundant, but I took my sweet time climbing high. Be prepared to enter through a metal detector for security (but not detailed like TSA airport style to remove shoes). The artwork for the greenish circle disc is somewhat appealing as it appeared very weathered with time and space from the elements. I highly admire the medium circle concrete stumps where each are inscribed locales names of Queens County: Ozone Park, Howard Beach, Richmond Hill, Cambria Heights, Sunnyside, Woodside, Astoria, Corona, Fresh Meadows, Long Island City, Briarwood, Ridgewood, Forest Hills, Rego Park, Woodhaven, Elmhurst, Bayside, Flushing, Hollis, Kew Gardens, Maspeth, Jamaica, The Rockaways. However, I think many other Queens locales or vicinities are missing: Hunters Point, Tudor Village, Glendale, Jackson Heights, College Point, Douglaston, Little Neck, Queensboro Hill, Jamaica Estates, Floral Park, Auburndale, Pomonok, Hillcrest, Glen Oaks, Whitestone, St. Albans, Laurelton, Queens Village, Rosedale, and Springfield Gardens, et al. These circular concrete stumps symbolism resonate Queens, New York City.

This trip to NYC was not a fun one. We had a death in the family and i was bouncing back and forth…read morebetween Manhattan and the Surrogate Court in Queens to get the documentation needed for a quick entry into my sisters sealed apartment to get clothes for her burial. The office as many have noted is on the first floor just to the left of security. It was well staffed and clean. In addition the staff was super helpful and friendly which I really appreciated. I needed some of the documents notarized which they do right there and there was no line. They also do passports and other documents as well.

This review is all about a shout out to this Eagle Scout Matthew Piscopo. I see this wall all the…read moretime and the veterans and this is the first time I realized it's an Eagle Scout project. Kudos to Matthew! Very well done.

It is a beautiful building, first opened in 1972. There is a beautiful mural of three soldiers and…read morewar heroes who have lived in Bayonne. One is a Congressional Medal of Honor recipi ent named Stephen R. Gregg who Bayonne Hudson County Park is named after. Also there is Nicholas Oresko who has a school named after him as well as William Shemin. The Hallways are adorned with portraits of Bayonne's soldier and military heroes called the Hallway of Heroes. You will very much enjoy visiting there

Quite straightforward to go in and talk to tax on the first floor, get my resident sticker and wrap…read moreup and come out. Parking on the street or in the lot. There are a number of spots set up for municipal business but I'm not sure if individuals can park there or only city workers.

Nice staff, ample parking, never a line when I pay the quarterly taxes. I must say, though, the…read morefront door weighs a million pounds, it feels as heavy as a bank vault door!

If these people had a brain, they'd be dangerous. I filed/verified my Notary Renewal Application on…read moreApril 29. The woman who keys in the information on the computer had the attitude and personality of a python. She told me it would take 4 MONTHS and I should change the date on my stamp. I told her I usually get it in 4-6 weeks and 'fixing' the stamp is illegal. She offered silence..except for "Next, please". My commission expires July 14, 2022. I estimated the time which would be approximately the first week in June. Bingo! I was blessed. Received my new card, June 3. I plan to call there and share my card arrival by phone. It's about the satisfaction of proving people wrong when they think they're so right. Insecure people have a need to be controlling and intimating to the public. She'd make a good Meter Maid.

I had the good fortune of walking right in, with no line, had my notary verified in about 5 minutes…read moreand walked right out. Everyone I encountered was courteous.

OK, so as much as I rag on the dirty jerz and hate living here, I have to admit, Marlboro is a…read morepretty nice place. Yes, it's composed almost entirely of developments, but it is nice. I don't like the word nice, but it's really the only way to describe this area. It's a good place to live if you're raising a family, or trying to get away from the crazy city life. I guess the problem is I am doing neither of these things!

I came here once for a traffic ticket. It was a horrible experience. The ambiance was just so so. I…read morehad to wait in line for hours to see the prosecutor. The whole place is completely disorganized. I wouldn't recommend getting a traffic ticket in Marlboro.

A sad reason brought us here on this chilly almost winter day …read more.. We had a scheduled afternoon appointment and Lynn helped us beyond measure! All of my morbid questions were answered and my children are now on their way of getting what was bequeathed to them. All employees were stellar and I felt safe. An emotional day was made a bit easier.

I come here to pay my bills, employees where you pay your bills don't seem very happy or friendly…read more I am the type of person that will say good morning/good afternoon whenever you meet someone and it can be a turn off when they just look at you with a sour face. Besides that the place is fairly clean doesn't seem very busy except for the Bill area.

Grew up here. Great high school. Convenient 7-11. Cute little stores. Safe, for the most part. Huge…read morelibrary (renovated approx 10 years ago). And renovated town hall/police station. Just don't accidentally piss off a soccer mom, they will attack if they feel their kid is threatened in any way, even if it's the kids own stupidity. Trust me on that last tip.

St Michaels has been a wonderful experience for my children. My daughter transferred from Hillside…read moreCatholic Academy due to the school closure. My daughter could not be happier. The teachers really push the kids to excel in their academics. They have a nice mixture of academics and athletics. School meals gave changed to healthier choices and served fresh daily. Parking lot is also used for the kids to play and their is also a toddler lot in the front of the school. The parent association has strived to make things better for the students and are trying to improve communications with the parents on school and fundraising activities. My son has entered kindergarten and has shown dramatic changes in a month of attending. I highly recommend you send your children here for a quality education.