This ups store has a notary public available. Call ahead for an appointment. We needed many…read moredocuments to be copied and certified signature and witnessed and eventually apostille certification in Madison. This is an important step necessary to be done correctly from the very beginning if not you will have to start over. Madison will tell you how they want the documents notarized before they pass it along to the other countries consulate for their certification. This is particularly important because of identity fraud and security. We worked with both of the notaries and they were both patient with doing the paperwork accurately each time. We're very lucky to have this service available. This location is disable accessible with a ramp available on the eastern side of the building. The door on the right is bit heavy but if you're in need there are many people around to help you get in. 28/2025 Service 5 Ambiance 5 Location 5 easy 2 hour parking around the building. Value 5 standard and customary rates less expensive here than Michigan.

Notary Public Concerns/Issues…read more Peyton Freng; Notary Public needs more Training! Period! She purposely makes mistakes on important documents, so that the recipient calls UPS to fact check the validity of the Notary, which then provides proof of where the document went and essentially what the document was for! On Multiple Occasions, I've gone here to get documents Notarized for Business Reasons and Execution of Signature to ensure documents are witnessed properly. Each time the Notary makes a mistake on the document such as, 1)Writing the incorrect date, 2) Refusing to place Notary Stamp in a directed location by purchaser, or even 3)Writing/striking a line through the date; is a bait tactic. This bait tactic warns the recipient/viewer of signatures to "Fact Check," where the purchaser got the Notary from. In part, the Notary Public has concerns about what they are signing and want to verify where the document was going (i.e.) Reasons, just in case they were ever subpoenaed to come into court, they would know what they are attached to. In many cases, it is rare for a Notary Public to be pulled into ANY situation related to what a purchaser is having their signature witnessed on! I have had really important documents questioned by the recipient, because they had several markings on them! Wisconsin, is the ONLY state I've ever been to, where "Training is obtained, forgotten and not enforced, but the Credential Holder, remains licensed; under DSPS." However, the purchaser is held accountable for the mistake of the licensed individual!!! How does this even make sense? Going forward, I'll be using the sister organization I work with to get document signatures notorized/witnessed! If you are busy and down to the last hour, go here only if its urgent! Better to bring multiple copies of the same document just in case someone makes a mistake!

Interesting place. I've never been in a pack & ship before, but I indeed had something to ship and…read morethis came up on my Yelp search for being nearby. The storefront itself is full of things, almost in a very cluttered-type of way. They sell items like office supplies, holiday cards, wrapping paper, and more. The two women working were polite and friendly, but the service itself took a bit of time to get all set up. I came in with a small box, and the only service I needed was to ship it out (i.e. no need for having anything packaged). It was $15 for the small, lightweight package being shipped downtown. I can confirm it was delivered with two days, which I thought was speedy. Overall an A-OK experience, but probably wouldn't return here if I was in a hurry to get in-and-out.

I arrived to drop off a USPS package which costs $1. Okay, not a problem. When I arrived the shop…read morewas in disarray, overhead lights burned out, and the sales clerk at the desk was sorting through a stack of mail. I asked if I could drop a package off and she said yes but just continued to look through the mail. After 2-3 min I decided to leave, it didn't seem like I was getting anywhere. Not great first impression!

I was here for a huge weeklong event and these guys were extremely helpful! They handled a few…read morecustom print jobs, lots of general printing, receiving packages and shipping everything back afterwards. Great and quick service.

Do not ship with Fed Ex if you ever want to see your package. I was supposed to receive 2 packages…read moreon an order. Fed Ex lied and said I received them I did not. They said I initialed for the packages. The initials were not mine. I called the national cusomer service number because local Fed EX numbers are not disclosed. National customer service said local office would be calling me. I received no call. I still do not have my packages. Fed Ex is the best reason why we need UPS!

Yes. I am writing a review about a storage facility. I would never even have known as much as I…read moreunfortunately know about them had I not moved about 5 times in the past 3 years. So, here it goes. I guess for the most part, the best things about this particular storage facility are: #1. The service and the people who work there. #2. Location, location, location! #3. Safety. #4. First month is free if you mention the special. Unlike other storage facilities that I've used (Public Storage and Uhaul), this is probably the best one. At least for me. The other places have their own pro's which I'll get to but also have some major cons. The people who work at East Bank Storage are friendly and knowledgeable. This is pretty much the ONLY storage facility close to a good neighborhood and not in some remote place in the middle of some remote ghetto. You'll see the least amount of sketchy people at this facility. The employees don't seem like crack heads nor do the people who put their entrusted belongings there. In fact, I think the employees listen to Christian rock music. The cons of East Bank; Unlike Public Storage or Uhaul where you can access your belongings 24/7, you can only access your belongings at this place monday through friday, during work hours. So, they close at 5p. And on saturday they close at 3p. And they are not open on sunday. The other major setback is that this facility is designed like a building and the units are on different floors, so there is a huge lift. The other places have drive up garages and individual units at ground level. But also exposed to the outdoors and the elements. So anyway, once-and-a-while, you get there and someone else is using the lift and you just have to wait. Luckily I've never waited that long but it could be a major clusterfuck during peak moving times. The nice thing though is that because of these hours, the facility is always being monitored. And when it closes, the whole place is on lock down. I have a friend who even rents a wine storage cellar there. So, it's basically more upscale with a few drawbacks. If you have nice or expensive shit, take it here instead of a mainstream facility. Otherwise, the others are a-ok, I guess.

Aside from the jankiest freight elevator around and the super limited hours to get your items out…read moreof storage, they charge you the first of the month and if you get your stuff out after the 5th of month, they still charge you for the whole month after assuring you when you sign up that you get prorated for the time you use in the month. I guess they have to make their money somehow and don't seem to think that following through with their statements when signing up is important. Find a nicer unit that you can access more freely (after 5pm or weekends) that actually has a more function way of moving your stuff up the floors. Never again.

I walked in with a large children's playpen to ship with lots of metal poles and a terribly folded…read moreplaypen. Zero plan. The worker was SO helpful. I took everything to the cashier and she rang up the shipping and box. I was fully prepared to box it myself but she sent me on my way saying that she would do it all. Great customer service and I'd pay anything to do less work so $34 for everything seemed totally fair.

I just learned today that FedEx relocated from Farwell/Brady to the new location on Prospect near…read moreNorth Ave. It seems some of the employees at this new location are still in training, but they were so patient and helpful in helping me to print multiple projects on different types of paper. It's a smaller location, but still gets the job done! I recommend if you have a larger project to submit it for printing days before you need it. The employee was kind enough to let me know there is a fee for same-day printing for large projects (even though I didn't need it today).