I didn't want to wait so I made an appointment about a month and a half ago as well as submitted an…read moreapplication prior to arriving. About 30 minutes before the appointment, I received a link to check in. The link activates 15 minutes before your scheduled appointment time. Within 5 minutes of walking in, I was done. I've never had such a positive experience with a government office. The clerk who helped me was friendly and efficient. Waiting room was also pretty empty - I'm sure you could do a walk in without having to wait too long. Just make sure you have all the proper documentation.

Been getting the following error:…read more There has been an unexpected system error. We cannot process your request at this time. Please try again later. If you need immediate assistance: please contact us Called SSA, after multiple attempts on multiple days, I finally got through on a 2 1/2 hour wait, they basically said it's a LOGIIN.GOV issue and there was nothing that they can do. Called LOGIN.GOV after multiple attempts to get a live operator, finally got someone who actually looked at the error, and they said it's an SSA problem and told me to call them. Now back to square one. What a F#ing joke..

Visiting this location reminds us all that you too will eventually be here in the abyss…read more Set an appointment in advance. Expect to be here all day. Indulge afterwards. Fin. \

Well, I had one terrible experience and one great one. Despite having an appointment it was a…read morecrazy visit. Over an hour wait. The numbers and letters called are in no specific order. The second time it was rather quick. Even if you have the updated license they will ask for your passport if you have a fraud alert on your profile. Save yourself a return trip by bringing it if needed.

Not thrilled but gave them another chance and will go somewhere else from now on…read more I sent a small package from Delray to Boca and instead of weighing it and then putting one label with stamp amount, the guy put 7 stamps on which I found odd. He seemed new and didn't know what he was doing! The recipient never received the item, and 2 weeks later it came back in mail marked more postage was owed!! I did not have receipt so couldn't go back and prove it! I went back figuring another person would do a better job, and he didn't ! He tried to charge me too much and I had to tell him to give me priority mail charge. Saved $10!! Now I look at my receipt and he didn't give me the separate tracking number. Never returning to location!

Always helpful with items shipping and advice on best packaging . Staff is always pleasant and…read moresmiling

Great place to live your final years . It's kept clean and beach club has nice sums deck and newly…read moreupdated 2020

If you're lucky enough to be an owner or by chance get the opportunity to rent here you'll find the…read moremost awesome group of folks you'd ever be so lucky to encounter. Can't say enough about each and every one of them, as well as each and every day I've spent been here. If you've experienced and loved sleep away camp and can't wait for school to end to get back, then you can only imagine what I'm saying. As one of my closest friends and I call him close even though I've only known him and his lovely wife for a short time says... "this is day camp for adults"! Need I say more?

This must be the local dive spot of the Delray Wreck because there is a sign stating it. I assume…read morethe wreck is out in the ocean because it was definitely not on land.

This marker along Delray Beach has seen better days since it was installed. The paint is faded and…read moreworn, which is understandable since it is literally right next to the beach and so it gets scrubbed by sand and salt day in and day out. But it still stands, pointing out a bit of history and drama that is now over a century old. There is parking nearby and don't forget to feed the meter. The marker reads, "The old shipwreck know as the Delray Wreck rests at the bottom of the ocean in 25 feet of water about 150 yards offshore the south end of Delray's municipal beach. The wreck is broken and scattered into five sections and has long been one of the most popular diving spots in South Florida. "The S.S. INCHULVA was grounded and wrecked by a fierce hurricane on September 11, 1903. Under the command of Captain G.W. Davis, the 386 foot steel hulled British steamship was bound for Newport News, Virginia from Galveston, Texas carrying wheat, cotton, lumber and a crew of 28 men. "The storm struck about 5 p.m., tossing the ship and causing the cargo to shift. Steering became impossible, so Captain Davis put out both anchors, but to no avail. The anchors parted and the INCHULVA grounded and was ripped apart. Nine crew members were lost. "Dawn revealed to the battered crew that land and a town were just a short distance away. By noon, all the men except Captain Davis and two mates had landed on shore in a small hastily-built raft. They found hot food and coffee at the Chapman House, a local hotel, where many of Delray's residents had taken shelter during the storm. "The nine seamen who lost their lives were buried on the ridge overlooking the ocean where the ship had gone down. The surviving crew members were treated, paid and sent to New York. "Before leaving for their homes, each crew member signed the guest register of the Chapman House. Under their names they wrote, "Shipwrecked in the S.S. INCHULVA, September 11, 1903, landed on a raft September 12th and received every kindness and attention at the hands of Mrs. Chapman." "Captain Davis, his Chief Officer, a 2nd Officer and a seaman from the ship were brought before the Naval Court held at the British Vice Consulate at Jacksonville on September 19th. The Court exonerated the Captain and the crew from all blame." This is marker number F-327 and it was erected in 1980 by the Historic Palm Beach County Preservation Board in cooperation with the Florida Department of State. [Review 976 of 2024 - 1852 in Florida - 22004 overall]

I crossed the bridge early to get to the beach for sunrise. Not much going on here at that hour but…read morelater in the day? The Intracoastal gets busy with boats as there are only a couple of other bridges between here and the Boca Raton Inlet which has access to the Ocean. The bridge carries Linton Boulevard, with two lanes in each direction plus a raised pavement area for pedestrians on each side. It is a single bascule bridge (one leaf) that opens for boat traffic. The channel under the bridge is 90 feet wide and the bridge has a 30 foot clearance when it is closed. Plan ahead to get stuck here for ten minutes or so if the bridge needs to open. That's just SOP for Florida coastal living. [Review 975 of 2024 - 1851 in Florida - 22003 overall]

This nice Bascule bridge over the Intracoastal Waterway on Linton Blvd connects Boca Raton with…read moreDelray Beach. It was built in 1981 and it's a busy one. For boaters, here is some reference information on the bridge. Mile Marker: 1041 Lat / Lon: N 26° 26.383' / W 080° 03.917' Bridge Type: Bascule Vertical Clearance (Closed): 30.00 ft. Horizontal Clearance: 90.00 ft. Schedule: Clearance is at center. Low steel clearance is 26 feet. The draw shall open on the hour and half-hour. VHF Channel: 9

This "US Post Office" is a contracted shipping shop. They offer to pack your shipments, notary…read moreservice ($10 fee), printing, shipping supplies, FREE usps priority boxes among other services. This location is convenient by my work, so I stopped by on my lunch. I came in with prepaid shipping labels (meaning I already paid for postage) and they told me it's $1/ label. I had 4 packages with the prepaid USPS code. At all other USPS locations, they print the labels, attach to your package, and on your way you go. I don't understand how I already paid for the shipping service and they charge in addition?! I feel like they are double-dipping with the contract they have with USPS, $1/label isn't much, but if your already paid for the label/package how does this make sense?? This would effect any reseller (Facebook marketplace orders, Poshmark, Amazon that provides labels). Also, one of the staff from management is always smoking outside the front door, and the entire store smells like cigarette smoke. Eww I will take the extra time to drive to another shipping facility before visiting them again.

I dropped off three pre paid packages on monday for my clients, and they never received them. This…read morepost office has employee thieves that steal merchandise. Beware of going to this post office.

I recently used Expedited Passports and Visas in Boca Raton to get new passports for my daughter…read moreand I. Overall I was satisfied with the experience. They proved to be a game changer in navigating the often complex and time consuming passport application process. Yes, you have to pay a premium price for the service, but their streamlined approach simplified what was for me a very daunting task. Despite encountering a few initial challenges, the team was able to pivot and deliver on the promises they made. We received our passports in the nick of time. In my opinion, their ability to overcome the hurdles that popped up underscores their reliability, effectiveness and professionalism, characteristics that are very important when trying to rush a passport application. Overall, 4 stars. I would definitely use them again and I've already recommended them to others.

Tried to purchase expedited service for 3 passports. Called them - have to purchase online first…read more Go online - cost is $716 - OK! Try to check out - website not working. Online chat support - no one available. Called them - website is being updated please try again in an hour. One hour later - not working. Next morning - still not working. Called them / waited 10 minutes and also tried online chat while on hold. No one available. For $700 I would have expected stellar service. No thank you.