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    Office of the City Clerk of Chicago - Sometimes the line goes out the door and down the ramp.

    Office of the City Clerk of Chicago

    2.3(62 reviews)
    0.2 miJefferson Park

    Stopped in to get some residential parking permits, and came at apparently the perfect time. I'd…read moredriven by the day before and there was a line halfway down the ramp, which didn't just didn't have time to wait through. Happily when I came the following day there were only 3-4 people in front of me and I was here for five minutes total from the time I parked my car until the time I got back in. Yes, they may close a window even if there are people here... but are employees not entitled to breaks, and should a business not comply with the law that requires employees to have specific rest periods? I'm not mad about that. Parking around the area may or may not be metered; I've only been to the Masonic Temple for meetings or this once to the clerk's office. There's parking on the west side of the building and the surrounding streets.

    Long line but very helpful staff. If you just need city stickers go to a currency exchange. There…read moreis very little parking for this building. The spots are well marked along the street in front of it but only a few places. The first right turn past the building is a cul-de-sac but you can use it to make a u-turn and whip into one of the open spots. The building gets crowded quickly and the line will run out the door. Get there early if you can. There is usually an expediter standing at the door helping people make sure they're in the right place and have what they need to get their task done that day.

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    Office of the City Clerk of Chicago
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    Secretary of State Chicago North - Entrance to get or renew your DL or state ID. Waiting area on the right and line for called appointment on the left

    Secretary of State Chicago North

    2.7(31 reviews)
    0.8 miJefferson Park

    If you moved to Illinois and want to get your Real ID drivers license here: Bring your passport…read moreand/or birth certificate. Your out of state Real ID - DOES NOT - count towards proof of citizenship. I kid you not! Bring everything you have so you don't have to come back twice. The online instruction are not specific enough about this particular detail. Better to bring too much paperwork than to have to come back again.

    This is primarily for the vehicle services department for title and registration (new resident from…read moreout of state). Most of the helpful information I also found online from other reviewers, so I wanted to also help out anyone in my situation! If you are looing for driver ID services, you absolutely must make an appointment. Additional day-of appointments open up at 6:30am every morning, and be careful to check online for DMV services closest to you. If you are only completing title and registration (like I was), you can proceed directly to the door marked "Vehicle Services" without any prior appointment. A reviewer online advised to go in the middle of the day to avoid the before and after work rush. There were maybe two or three people ahead of me who were quickly helped. I would advise getting most of the paperwork out of the way by using the DMV Electronic Registration and Title (ERT) System to complete and print an Application for Vehicle Transaction(s) (VSD 190) online. This will also take care of any tax documents you'll need in the process. The employee at the very front asked to see both my title and this tax document prior to heading to the revenue department in the back. Here, they took care of a few stamps, and I headed straight to audit. The audit section looked over my VSD and required documents (primarily my title and Driver's ID, but I brought my registration from out of state just in case). Everything checked out just fine! At the very end, I was sent to the cashier to pay for plates and a new sticker. I paid with card with a fee, but you can also write a check if you prefer to avoid the fee. The whole process was extremely straightforward. Just double check the website to ensure you have all the documents you need prior to heading in. Print all needed documents! From the parking lot to plates in hand, the whole process took maybe 30 minutes total. Highly recommend going in at off hours.

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    Secretary of State Chicago North - Road test driving area across from the entrance of DMV services

    Road test driving area across from the entrance of DMV services

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    US Post Office - Actually no, **photo service is not available** for passports

    US Post Office

    2.0(91 reviews)
    0.2 miPortage Park

    The office itself is fine. The carriers for the most part are fine. It's one or two relief carriers…read morethat didn't get the memo that mail goes INSIDE the mail box. I have gone in to speak with the supervisor with a handful of mail for the entire building just stashed in the magazine slot (or sometimes strewed out on the floor) but that hasn't helped. I've put a sign on my box kindly asking for the carriers to put MY mail inside MY box. But my mail still winds up stashed in the magazine slot for the building along with everyone else's mail. I'm trying to give the carrier who's doing this the benefit of the doubt but it's happening over and over and over again. I clear out my box daily and timely so I'm not understanding why my mail isn't in my empty box? I work for usps so I get important work related mail, in addition to bills and checks that can be compromised if in the wrong hands. What's the point of having a mailbox if you're just going to put the mail wherever you feel on any given day? I finally sealed off the magazine rack and hopefully now our mail will be put inside our boxes. But given the crummy morale of whatever associate is doing this, I won't be surprised to find all of our mail thrown on the floor or just not delivered at all. I do your job, it ain't that hard! Get it together!

    Last month I was late-charged on my Com Ed bill and this month I now have a late charge for my…read morePeoples Gas bill - all because we have not gotten a regular mailman since the relocated our last one. One more late fee and I know I will be speaking to someone higher. Kathy

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    US Post Office - Here's a sign that says passports but the an actual area that would handle passports. Please go wait in the long mail line.

    Here's a sign that says passports but the an actual area that would handle passports. Please go wait in the long mail line.

    US Post Office - One cashier on my visit

    One cashier on my visit

    US Post Office - Please send a different person to deliver our mail, the one that can do the job

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    Please send a different person to deliver our mail, the one that can do the job

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