Office of the Chicago City Clerk

Came here today to get my city sticker and again Jim delivers his best professionalism. I highly recommend him because he’s taken care of me for the past 6 years and can never go wrong with him. I walked in today and the lady who sits right next to him knows I come in to see Jim when I need something done. My thing is that very few people even get good customer service and I value and appreciate Jim’s professionalism.

I meant to post that Connie works at: City of Chicago
121 North LaSalle Street
Room 107
Chicago, IL 60 602
I had a few email exchanges with Connie regarding my city sticker. Following are some of her comments:
«I’m sorry to hear you haven’t received it yet. It may have been lost in the mail.»
«No worries! Just glad it came. Have a good day!»
«Haha, that put a big smile on my face. No automation behind our computers! Just people at work. «
“Thank you for your kind words!»
Connie puts a great face to the City of Chicago!

Good service every time! I come here for a car sticker, and there is great service from the desk. The building can be small and the security lady can be a little demanding, I think this is a great business! I will be back!

ugh! It’s near the annual time where I need to get a city sticker. not only is $ 85 a total rip-​off, but I call myself getting this out the way early by going in on a saturday 3 weeks before it’s time for the old sticker to expire. why does the line have to be out the door to the street? why are there only 4 cashier’s serving this many people? it sucks having to wait 30 minutes in the sun in order to give the city my hard earned money for a city sticker. at least if they are gonna take my money, dont make me ahve to wait. Only positive, was at least the people working in there were friendly and seemed to be moving fairly quickly.

I generally consider the whole city sticker thing a racket and want to shake my fist when I have to pony up $ 75 for it. To make myself feel better, I like to think of it as a «job creation tax” – as in, if we didn’t pay asinine fees, these positions wouldn’t exist. At any rate, imagine my chagrin when I found out we were going to have to pay the full $ 75 for a sticker for our new car because my dad thought he was being helpful and took the other one off our old car before we sold it and threw it away. Apparently, if you want to pay the transfer fee you have to bring the old sticker with you.
My husband went into this place with all the information we needed, including the receipt for the previous sticker. He had virtually no wait. He explained the situation to the worker, and she agreed that he’d have to pay the full $ 75. Then she looked at our receipt and found a «mistake» and charged us a «reprint fee». I don’t know whether there was actually a mistake. I don’t know if the «reprint fee» is a real thing. What I do know is that the price was exactly the same as the transfer fee – $ 20!
Definitely 5 stars for wonderfully helpful, friendly staff who go out of their way to help people. Takes the sting out of the whole city sticker ordeal… sort of.

I agree with Dan E. similar situation with a new car. Why am I review a city clerk office? Because the staff was really nice. In and out fast, and they were thorough and made sure everything was taken car of. how do you like them apples?

So I bought a new car and needed a city sticker. I came here to this satellite office for the city clerk. Technically I had 30 days to buy a sticker but that didn’t stop Chicago’s finest from ticketing my vehicle.
Of course my transaction wasn’t a simple one — I won’t bore you with the details. That’s the story of my life lately. But the gentleman that handled my transaction at this office straightened everything out: cancelled my old sticker, checked on my refund for a duplicate sticker and had me fax a letter from my insurance company to get my new sticker at a discount. I accomplished all this and was out of there in about 15 minutes.