Hard to locate, but once located it wasnt so bad i just had to be patient the person taking me…read morewasnt familiar with location.

The Trenton Social Security office is very efficient. I just called, and the phone was answered…read morealmost immediately. In addition, the man who answered was able to take care of my problem on the first call. Far superior to the main number.

I opened NJ EZ Pass after many years of residing in NJ to enjoy the green pass benefits on the…read moreTurnpike - I was fine with NY-based EZ Pass before that. NJ EZ Pass has many issues and customer service is totally helpless. There was one occassion that my transponder was read in Turnpike locations (entry and exit) although I was not there. I offered proof why this was an error but NJ EZ Pass customer service declined to accept it and refused to reverse the charge after three complaints. When I decided to close the account, I followed all instrutions. NJ EZ Pass never acknowledged receipt of my transponder sent with tracking service. I know they received it. They continued charging me service fee after my closing request, charged me unclear amount for not returning transponder and refunded me only $9. Then, they terminated access to my online account so I could not download last statement and see all charges in detail. I did not loose much money but what is astounding is the blatant lack of customer service. BTW, all communication happens only through the portal - there is no documentation by email. I suggest everyone to screen shot or PDF print any communication. I would aplaud class action.

NJEZ Pass will over charge randomly and they take forever to respond to you and once they do their…read morecustomer service sucks and they're just already mad at the world so they're disrespectful but I would be mad at the world to if I had to work for NJ-EZ pass. if I could give them less stars I would.

I really don't know too much about the State Government of New Jersey…read more At least not anything I'd want to be part of the public record. Whatever that means. I can say with certainty: I'm a supporter of states' rights in general and of the state of New Jersey in particular. So, in conclusion, Power to New Jersey!

The classic Catch-22 courtesy of your friendly, neighborhood state government. Create ads touting…read morethe urgent imperative of Covid-testing (whether or not you have symptoms) and then instruct primary care physicians to deny scripts unless you have symptoms. Makes sense and we wonder why the vaccine roll-out is a cosmic joke.

Came here for passport stuff and the staff is incredibly kind and helpful. Before my appointment I…read morecalled in and asked some questions that they were always knowledgeable on in helping me have what I need before coming into the appointment. It maybe took 10 minutes to get everything done- great experience!

Aida was extremely helpful, professional and efficient ! She made the process so easy and even gave…read moreme solutions to finalize my renewal application the day of my appointment! I was in and out swiftly all while being assisted by the lovely Aida!

Historically and architecturally a nice building, but because I come here to pay my inflated NJ…read moretaxes I'll never be a fan. Maybe if they lease out a few of the offices to help defray the ever rising tariffs, but I kid of course. I remember when the township library was housed here, but as the collection of books expanded, a larger building was needed. A cynical person might say that this was also another ploy to increase taxes. You can also come here to get a passport or visa, pay your sewer bill( that somehow is not part of that already too high property tax bill) get building permits, and find out why your dbag neighbors are complaining about the length of your lawn. I imagine the mayor has a sweet office here as well, where she can come to get away from the stress of all those ribbon cuttings and photo ops. Now that I'm reflecting on all of this, I'm probably being generous with the third star.

Busy Post Office. Great customer service. Karen & Danielle are the BEST!!! Been going there for…read morethe last 20 years.

This location employs, perhaps the laziest group of entitled public servants I've ever encountered…read more Despite the size of this location and number of employees you'd be lucky to be able to catch Miss Danine when she isn't taking a sick day to help you with something more than buying stamps, or find a counter clerk who will accept your package with a prepaid label.

The post office is centrally located. There's convenient 15 minute parking on the side street and…read moreevery time I have been here, I've had no problem or difficulty finding a space. It can be a hit or miss in regards to how many postal customer service representatives are working the counter. Yet, I've experienced a quick moving line the times that I have been here. The representatives do a great job on explaining the various postal products to the customers. I might add that they need to have the counter stocked with all the forms that one will need to fill out. They were not stocked, but the representative quickly assisted in identifying the correct form that needed to be filled Also, you may run into a homeless person at the entrance and/or lobby. They're simply asking for your spare change, and do not come across as harassing or persistent. Overall, the experience you get here depends on your attitude, time and patience. I have seen the postal worker do their best in keep a professional demeanor when dealing with an unruly behave customer. Yet, I seen the postal workers talk up a storm with a customer, hence only holding back the line. Yet, they mostly tend to be friendly.

How is it that my priority letter that is supposed to go to Lawrenceville NJ ended up in Queens NY ?read more