The office states you must make an appointment with them to visit this office but when you call…read moretheir phone system states all personal are busy and hangs up on you.

After getting married I needed to get a new social security card and came here to the Social…read moreSecurity Administration. It was PACKED. I had to wait a looong time for my turn. Most of the people needed an extended time to talk about whatever they were there for. Once it was my turn I was in and out in less than 10 minutes. I was hoping it would be less crazy than offices closer to the city. Maybe it was.....which is a scary thought!

As long as I've lived here, going to the post office hasn't been a pleasant experience. I've…read moredefinitely put off sending packages before just because I don't feel like wrestling with this USPS location. There is always a line of at least three people waiting to be helped. They only ever have two clerks at a time when there are five or six desks. And the clerks that they have aren't extremely efficient. Sometimes they'll chat with customers or disappear into the back for a couple of minutes while helping someone (I'm sure whatever they're doing back there is related to the transaction, but they certainly aren't hurried). I've had kind clerks and rude clerks, but the manager of this location is my least favorite to deal with. He's always been short with me and doesn't like to answer questions. When I went to get my passport renewed, I was told that I needed to make an appointment. I found this kind of silly as all I needed to do was turn in some paperwork, but I complied. When I showed up for my appointment time, they were running behind by 30 minutes. There is also no separate room for the passport procedure, so they take you at the desk like everyone else. It can get confusing, as there is only one line for the passport customers and the mail customers. They really should rethink the logistics of their passport renewal process. Basically, the service is meh and don't come here when you're in a rush! They do have a package machine in the front lobby that's open 24 hours a day, which is pretty convenient.

I'm not sure what the issue is lately with this particular Branch but it leaves Alot to be desired…read morethat far sure.. 2 complaints. #1. I just recently placed in the mail box located in front of Jewel food store on elm Street I place a card in the mail box on a Monday the card destination was a few miles away in neighboring town wonder lake it took. 5. Days to get to its destination. #2. My mail lady keeps putting our mail and our neighbors mail in the WRONG MAILBOX... REALLY?? the service has been Horrible lately

I have been in this Post Office at least 8 times this month. I have always had excellent service…read moreand friendly interactions with the staff.

Where do I begin? We had a carrier who refused to deliver to our home's new mailbox because she…read moreclaimed it wasn't in compliance. It took me three visits to the CL post office to get a manager to visit and confirm my mailbox in fact was compliant. After the carrier continued to refuse to deliver our mail, the manager had to hide out and catch her in the act. She was then removed from the route. A week later, our mailbox was hit with a bat or other object overnight and sustained significant damage. This, folks, is your tax dollars at work!

Not making excuses when priority mail arrives almost a week past date promised. Not responding…read morelike a nasty b--tch

I never thought I would say something this nice about the post office and it comes on the heels of…read morelosing my mail...but the person I talked to was so nice and so helpful I had to say thanks. Alas I'm a knucklehead and didn't get her name.

Yesterday while sending out birthday/Xmas gifts for my children they were kind enough To tell me…read morethat my wrapping paper was not going to make it through their machines! But last month I did send something for their tree and they just received it on Friday!!!! That blew me away!!!!! One month for a small package.... and that package costs more than all three of my Xmas packages I just sent out!!!! Something isn't right....

Expecting a package to be delivered today at my house although it's for my business it's to be…read moredelivered at my house. Now they come up with a notice at 9:30 in the morning that the business which it's not it's a house was closed and will redeliver it the next business day which would be Monday. Just outright lying, or laziness and I was outside from 9:00 till 10:15 this morning never tried in fact I didn't even see a mail vehicle. Must be nice to have a job you can just say screw it because there's something else you want to do that day so you want to get off early. Unacceptable, unprofessional the carrier should at a minimum get a few days off. Dishonesty is not acceptable for any reason.

USPS here in Cary has been very good for the 10 years we've been living here. We've never had an…read moreissue with the carriers. On the rare occasion there has been delays, but this is to be expected from time to time as things happen and we're all human. USPS is pretty reliable and should be supported. It's a shame that MAAGA wants to destroy the service so we can only use private carriers and pay more. Just like they want to do with SS. More middle men taking a cut of our money is not good for anyone.

My mail person is awful! I'm rarely home when the mail comes, but the few times I have been, I've…read moreseen him slam my mailbox, purposely leave it open, scream like a lunatic if he has to get out of the truck to bring a package to my steps! Today this is what my package looked like... I'm sure it didn't look like this before he shoved or threw it in to my parcel box!

I have used this post office on occasion and I have to say the staff is friendly and willing to…read morehelp. This is not the case in all locations so I noticed and appreciate it. Yes the location is on the small side but the staff seem to handle customers quickly. The parking is limited and there is no drive thru but the friendly staff make up for that for me. The limited parking is my -1 star Keep up the good work!

They just go rom bad to worse! I reviewed in 2019 - SEVEN years ago!!!! Called them at 8:31 this…read moremorning. It is now 8:46 and the auto bot is telling me I still have to stay on hold. God forbid you get a robot - they will NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT transfer you to a real live human being. The only way to get better postal service would be for me to move to a completely different CITY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

REALID UPDATE! This…read moreDMV is the best! The best service, efficient processes, and shorter than average wait times. I came here on a "walk-in" Saturday for getting my license updated for REALID. The facility opened at 7:30am and I got in the outdoor line at 7:20am. There were probably about 50-60 people ahead of me and after the doors opened it took about 25min for me to get in the building. When I finally got to talk to a human, it was about a 1 hour wait overall. They confirmed I had the proper documents and then it was a 10 min wait to get my photograph taken. From there, I sat about 20 minutes in a waiting area to get my documents scanned and pay the fee ($5 + $1 card fee). Once I did get to the teller, Marcie (who was very kind), it was about 10 min for processing and scanning. After that, a 3 min wait to get my printed temporary REALID, until it comes in the mail in 2 weeks. In and out in just less than 2 hours. I had headphones to keep me entertained. My advice is that if you can get there by 7:00am, you'll have a real shot at getting out of there in an hour. Don't go anywhere else! This is the best. PS. There's a sign hanging in one of the offices that reads, "You don't have to be crazy to work here, we'll train you." If that's not the best example of self-awareness ever, I don't know what is.

Agency worker Ron Serpico very helpful. Understanding and very kind man.wish more people in…read morecustomer service jobs were more efficient and reachable like nr Serpico.

We visited Woodstock, IL as tourists. We are not residents and cannot comment on local government,…read moreevents or culture. From and out-of-state tourists pov, this is a very charming, historic town that also happens to be the filming location of the movie Groundhog Day. If visiting for movie trivia, I recommend first stop at the Cherry tree Inn BnB. The owner is absolutely lovely and has maps of movie locations in town (you may be able to find these elsewhere in town too). This is the BnB where Bill Murray stayed in the movie. She will give you a quick tour and has a small shop of movie related items as well as a curio cabinet filled with memorabilia. The downtown area around the main square is surrounded by buildings on the National Register of Historic Places. The park has many monuments to soldiers going back to the 1800's. The grounds are well maintained with lawn, flowers, trees, benches, picnic tables and walking paths. Public drinking fountains are available and a large band stand is here as well. There are many, many "mom & pop" type businesses all around the square. Cafe's, restaurants, art centers, books, yoga, clothes, bridal shop, bakeries, and other food stores with plenty of outdoor seating to enjoy the day with your coffee or cocktail. Walk outward from the square down side streets and you'll come across the local, historic movie theater where you can catch a $2 movie (some, not all), church, bank, Moose hall, bowling alley and gorgeous homes from the late 1800's and early 1900's. The neighborhoods are so quiet, some with tree lined streets and beautiful gardens. I understand in summer the town can get busy with tourists, especially on the weekends. Our stop in early June was very pleasant and not at all crowded. Plenty of parking in the square during our morning visit, but I can see how it would fill quickly on a busy day. Whether you live nearby, are a movie enthusiast or just traveling through the area Woodstock is a pleasant town to check out. There is plenty of info online if you want to know more.

The small independent City of Woodstock is located in northwest Illinois about an 80 minute train…read moreride from downtown Chicago. Woodstock began as the 19th century cultural-hub for many of the neighboring towns in the area. Woodstock is an historic Village, built around a picturesque central Square. This original cobblestone square surrounds a park with an old fashioned gazebo for bands. This particular square was chosen out of all others as the main location for the Bill Murray & Harold Ramis movie, "Groundhog Day". Historic Buildings on the square are the old Post Office, the 19th century redbrick City Hall & Courthouse (now called The Public House ) which had a Jail in its basement (now a restaurant), and the towering redbrick Opera House (where young Paul Newman and Orson Welles did their first stage shows). Nearly all of the other buildings on the square are decades (if not over a century) old, all of which have been refurbished to their historic beauty before the many local stores, restaurants, boutiques, and cafés moved into them. The entire surrounding neighborhood of the Old Center of Woodstock is filled to the brim with beautifully restored Victorian homes that are well worth driving past for a look. Overall, the City of Woodstock is worth a visit, even though the Village Central Square, however quaint and authentic, is a little touristy and overpriced.