the personnel is absolutely nice, never appear unhappy. They are quick and really helpful. The…read morebest around! Yolande N.

Zip codes can be frustrating. For the past 6 months I've been going to the post office closest to…read moreme - it's even within my zip code geographically - but it's actually the post office for an adjacent zip code. The Colonie Post Office is mine, even though I don't live in the town of Colonie. Its address also totally overwhelmed my navigation, but I got a lovely tour of other side streets. This is a larger post office, more function but also a bit gloomier. I appreciated the automatic opening doors, as I expect those carrying in parcels also would. The employees here are certainly helpful, but maybe not quite as enthusiastic (though my regular postal carrier, who I assume works here, is quite friendly and helpful. Hey, as long as I get done what I need, no problems.

Post office is always clean, the staff are very helpful, polite and extra accommodating with…read morepostal needs-even around the busiest times (11:00-1:00) and holidays. The gentleman who takes care of the interior and exterior areas does an excellent job of keeping these area's cleaned and maintained. All of these employees are much appreciated.

This USPS is inside De Voe's Rainbow Orchard. I don't fully understand the connection - or even…read morehow that works - but there is a legit post office counter in there with someone to help you. It' not just a drop box.

This the post office I have been using since I immigrated to USA in 1999. The Staff has always been…read morefriendly and keep the line moving even during busy times. Note this post office doesn't have the passport services but they have a APS, which is a self service that you may use 24/7 to mail or buy stamps.

The Route 9 Clifton Park Post office has the nicest staff! They are kind, courteous, and friendly…read more Justin is amazing and very helpful. Sadly, it's almost shocking when the people behind the counter are actually interested in helping the customer ! I highly recommend this USPS and thank you, Justin.

My favorite post office in the area! Great employees efficient service and super clean facility.read more

Your friendly neighborhood post office with most services you need. No passport services at this…read morelocation. There's PO boxes, a mailbox outside with a pickup time before the lobby closes, and some basic supplies for mailing, such as flat rate boxes. Bring your own tape! Every time I've come here, they've been friendly and helpful.

I needed to send certified mail and the clerk was kind and helpful and efficient. Everything I…read moreneeded was out on the desk including a pen when I walked into fill out the paperwork which was helpful to get in and out quickly.

Woman at front counter was incredibly rude and spent a lot of effort shaming me for missing my…read morescheduled appointment window. Spent 10 minutes giving excuses as to why she was not going to be able take me in for my (5 minute) picture appointment --all the while talking about how they were fully booked and super busy -- and not one patron was there other than the TWO clerks twiddling their thumbs behind the counter. Shame on you for being a self righteous abominable blowhard and ruining my day. I was unfortunately inadvertently late-- its not like I hang a Tr4ump flag on your flagpole showing support of a rhapist chriminal or anything!

Decent post office conveniently located I the same plaza as Price Chopper. I like that is both very…read moreeasy to park here and just drive up next to box. The staff recommends depositing all your mail at the drop boxes inside if they are open because apparently they have had issues with fraud/ thieves hitting the box outside. Everything I've sent out of this location arrives on time, staff is decent and lines move quickly.

As the commercial goes, I don't always have to mail something, but when I do I come here. Parking…read moreis plentiful, there are usually several people behind the counter, and they are friendly and efficient. Sure, you can get stuck in line here (don't be a fool and come on a Saturday afternoon right before Christmas) but usually I am in and out fast. When I do get delayed, it is because some idiot brought a bunch of packages likely containing batteries and perfumes and bombs and needs extra insurance on each of them... so they take a while. There isn't much the USPS can do about staffing for these situations anyway. So, just come at non-lunch hours and you will have no problems with this place.

It's been just over two years since my last visit here and my return was for the same purpose as my…read morelast visit. I was surrendering plates in order to have the car removed from my insurance. I believe there have been some procedural improvements since my last visit. You now sign-in on an electronic notepad with your name and then select from the categories listed, the purpose of your visit. Surrender Plates was clearly displayed as a choice which I selected. I was then instructed to take a seat and watch one of the progress screens mounted on the walls and wait for my name to be displayed. I had arrived at 2 pm and noted on the display screen that there were about twenty people ahead of me. I can now attest to the fact that the seats are comfortable. There were between four and six of the ten clerical windows open during the time I waited. Each time a clerk became available a series of tones played, and a waiting customer's name was displayed on the progress screen with instructions to proceed to the appropriately numbered clerical window. And how long did I wait? Twenty minutes. I paid the required $1 fee for surrender of plates and left with my receipts after a total of twenty-three minutes. The clerk I did business with was pleasant. Overall experience, still 5 stars!

I needed a non-drivers ID. I held onto an old invalid ID for the past 8 years as proof of identity,…read morebut I need to find a new apartment in the new year and my old ID wouldn't cut it anymore (for that and other reasons). First, the good thing is that I didn't have to wait too long being it's Christmas Eve.. but the process of getting a non-drivers REAL ID didn't turn out to be anything like I expected. :( I did extensive research before I visited to ensure I had all my documentation. I even had to get a certified birth certificate since when I visited about two weeks earlier, they told me that my copy wasn't good enough. A couple of weeks prior to that, I mistakenly forgot my documentation, so this was my third visit. Within about 15 minutes or so, I was called. I presented everything needed according to the NY DMV website and was told I was short by one point. :( Then I was asked for my old ID. I thought that would help with the identification process and presented it. I was told it was expired (that's why I was there, and I clearly indicated on my application that I had an expired ID!) THE REP GAVE ME BACK MY OLD ID, and then asked if I had a credit card. He said it would satisfy the last point. I gave him my debit card and that satisfied all criteria. I got my (UGLY) picture taken and then met him back at his window. He told me everything was just about done, but then asked for my ID again. I gave it to him and he told me that I had to surrender it. SURRENDER IT?!?!?!? I was shook! WHY??? It's 8 years expired with my 28 year old face on it! I explained that I got a driver's license but wound up never driving due to anxiety and poor vision, and used it for identity purposes. He was intrigued and understanding, but told me it was part of their protocol. I asked him what they do with the old licenses and he said they SHRED them! I said if you're just going to shred them why can't I keep it? He spoke to a fellow Rep and she came over and said they take your license and staple it to your paperwork! (I question how true that is since my old license was INVALID by many years, so what's the point of THEIR keeping it, especially since it didn't satisfy proof of identity, ANYWAY??) Then she said that if I'm caught with an old license and a new one, it's a $10,000 fine! Make it make sense! I saw in Reddit that not every DMV takes away your license. They'll just punch a hole in it and give it back to you, or tell you to destroy it, yourself. And we're talking about UNEXPIRED licenses that are being upgraded or replaced, for some reason. In contrast, my old license has long been invalid and I had a photo on it that was nearly 33 years old!!! WHY is keeping my old license so important to me? Well, that's a pretty personal matter, but the short answer is for nostalgic reasons... so it hurts me SO much to have to give it up, only to know that they're just going to destroy it. :( As an aside, I want to say that I didn't mean to give the Rep that serviced me a hard time. :( I just couldn't understand, first, why I didn't INITIALLY meet the 6 point criteria when the NYS DMV says otherwise, and two, WHY surrending an 8 year EXPIRED/INVALID driver's license administered almost 33 years ago with my 28 year old face on it HAD TO HAPPEN. :'( The 4 stars this place would have gotten was ruined (for me) by this very thing. It's NOT fair, and I HATE their stupid "protocol". :(

So glad to have a DMV so close to home…read more There was plenty of parking and the service is quick but now you have to live in Rensselaer County to get your stuff done at this location. It's as pleasant as any of the other locations. I was in and out within 15 minutes.