So it's been two weeks since we requested our mail to be forwarded. We filled out the paper form,…read morethe online form, and told our former postman. The email that we received confirming our request stated that we would begin to receive our mail in "7-10 postal business days after your move-effective date OR your file date, whichever date is later." It has been two weeks and we have yet to receive a single piece of forwarded mail. I called the Waldwick post office to speak with the Postmaster and was told that they don't come in till 10am. At approximately 10:30am I called again. She still was not in, so Corina helped me. She confirmed my request was in the system. She also called my new post office to confirm that they have not received anything. She stated that my mail must be at the sorting location and should be arriving "in drips and drabs" soon. Corina went above and beyond, so I thank her, but if you are moving make sure you put in your request at least two weeks prior. The mail has gotten SO slow.

Horriable customer service!! The workers at the front really need a lesson / seminar about what…read moregood customer service is. They all look unhappy and grumpy with these lives. The tall large guy who works at the front is just plain rude and he answers you in a belittling tone. I really wish they would hire new workers for the front in all honesty.

The workers here are pleasant and friendly, which already sets this location apart. It wasn't too…read morebusy when I visited, and they had all of their stamp designs in stock. Some nearby post offices tend to run out of certain ones, so that was a nice surprise. The history of this building, along with the statue and memorial outside, is pretty grim but also really interesting. It adds a level of character you don't always see at a post office. Overall, a solid experience.

They have a parking lot but purposely block it off so that average people in a rush running errands…read morecan't use it.

The allendale post office staff is beyond the most helpful and kind group of people I've ever met…read more I will always choose to come here out of any other post office in Bergen County. Joe assisted us with a passport renewal and so friendly and helpful with whatever questions we had. Compared to many other local post offices you genuinely don't get this type of experience. Any trip here whether it's for passport services or simply to mail a package is worth the extra miles.

Front counter is always prompt with service, patient and efficient. No delay in waiting, unless…read morethere is a line.

The absolute worst experience. John, the "Postmaster," was openly rude and dismissive, and Adele…read moreappeared equally miserable to be there. I arrived at 4:55pm -- 5 minutes before closing -- along with two other customers. Instead of helping, John literally said, "What is wrong with you people coming at 4:55?" Customers shouldn't be spoken to that way. The Post office closes at 5:00 and we were there before closing. Full stop. Your job is to serve the customers and mail items. To make matters worse, they couldn't figure out how to ship a cell phone. They work at a post office -- mailing items is their job. The level of incompetence between John and Adele was shocking! They turned me away saying they can't mail a phone. They don't know how to do that?!!! . Plus its now 5:05 so we can't help you any longer. I think these two are putting the post office out of business. Happy to give UPS/Fed Ex my business. They will be friendly and competent. When Gene was at this Post Office, he knew how to serve people and run the place properly. What a shame. Now it feels like the post office is staffed by two miserable grinches who seem bothered by doing their own defined jobs of mailing items.

I've had some very irritating experiences with the Saddle River Post office over a period of…read moreseveral years. Today I tried to contact them by phone because although I forwarded my mail and validated the forwarding via the internet I am not getting most if my mail where I had it forwarded to. I got 1 letter and 1 small package since I executed the for ward request a month ago. Since I did get those 2 pieces of mail I know that I did the forward and the follow up validation in the internet. I just spent an hour calling the Saddle River post office starting at 3:45 and finally I called the Saddle River police because I thought that something might be wrong over to at the post office. The recording at the post office clearly states that they are open until 5:pm and that you should hold until "The next available agent is available". I held as the number that was ringing cut me off after about 12 rings. I called back 12 times and got the same result. This is a tiny office that wasn't busy enough during COVID days to be under staffed enough to not be able to answer a phone for over 40 minutes. This tiny post office should be closed down and all of the employees fired. Waste of money keeping this place open.

**Unprofessional and Inefficient- complaint is Against Employee "lead" Eric**…read more This is the worst post office I've ever visited. I asked to drop off a prepaid package--something that should be quick and easy--but Eric, the so-called "lead," insisted I wait in the same long line as others needing full services like label creation. It's as absurd as being asked to stand in line just to drop off a letter. When I questioned why prepaid drop-offs couldn't be handled separately, Eric became rude, dismissive, and unprofessional. He initially refused to provide his name and only reluctantly gave his first name without further identification. His behavior created an unnecessarily hostile environment, especially during the busy holiday season. This post office desperately needs a dedicated drop-off area for prepaid packages. Forcing customers to wait in long lines for something so simple is inefficient and unacceptable. I'll be filing a formal complaint and hope management addresses these issues immediately.

Only 1 person to attend a 15 person line. I will be here my entire lunch break. How is it that the…read morelack of service to a large neighborhood community continues?