Greenville County Marriage License

First time getting married, and did everything via email. Mrs Robinson was really nice and what turned out to be a simple fix we just laughed about (the email I was waiting for was in my spam folder) she proceeded to give me some helpful information and encouraged me to call back if I had any questions! Great experience!

We own Skylight Chapel in Greenville County. I've heard nothing but wonderful things from all our couples that have received their marriage licenses from the Probate Judges office at University Ridge. I've actually called myself to get questions answered for some of our couples, and Elizabeth Robinson has been very helpful. I have also hand delivered licenses when it was important for a couple to get copies back the same day. As a reminder, it's been to go in before 4:00 if you would like to pick up your licenses the next business day. Make sure you call or check the website so that you have all your identification in order before you go. They are there to help and will do everything can to be of assistance.

Hello this place was fast and easy we apply online less then ten minutes we where in and out in no time still had time to get lunch before work the people was very friendly to us but we’re trying to Elope do anyone no where same sex couples can go to get married

A shout-out to Ms. Moore for making this process so pleasant and efficient!

Very polite people didn't take us 20 min to complete the process

What's not amazing about marrying the love of your life 💗

Quick and easy process

If I could leave a 0 star I definitely would. I have called this place 50 times and left multiple messages with contact info just to see why my marriage license never got mailed to me. Finally worked it out online. But still have not had a single phone call answered or returned. Thanks for nothing.

I called to ask a question about A marriage license and the woman who answered started screaming at me before I could even finish my question. She mistook me and thought I was someone else just based on my first name. Then I informed her that she had me confused and that this is the first time I had called her asking about this question. She then proceeded to yell at me again. I think her name might be Janis? I was very polite on the phone but she was screaming at me and I don’t even know why she was yelling in the phone. She sounded like an older lady. Not sure if she was having a bad day, but it sounds like she really needs some time off or to get a new job

Government robots do not care...first and foremost...They’re bureaucrats Morty - it's the same thing. Second, The lady who works in this office is incredibly rude and inconsiderate. If you ever read this frizzy-haired lady - you are not liked at all by me. At all. The fact that I have to see you at least one more time this afternoon to pick up my marriage license is making my skin crawl as I type. To the snider guy that was in there at 4:27 I hope you went to North Carolina to get your license - protest this - I will - you know what I'm gonna make a sign right now to wear while waiting in the office to pick up my license...done and done...

But that is beside the point - my biggest complaint is the apparent law that tacks on a $20 fee to a state run domestic violence fund to marriage licenses. I'm all for helping people who are victims of domestic violence but to require the fee to get a marriage license...I honestly find it offensive and sexist against men. Why would I need to pay into a fund to help victims of domestic violence in order to get married? Who came up with that idea? How was this a good idea? Does anyone else see a problem in linking the two things together?

"There's a $20 fee sir, to help out women who were beaten by men, like you, in their marriages - congrats on your marriage - jerk. Oh you don't like that? Too bad sir you gonna have to take that up with your state legislature. I'm sure that will fix it and you can have your $20 back then - after you change the law sir. Have a good day."

This law has been around since 2001 apparently - I'd really like to see if ANY of the millions of dollars fleeced from couples eager to start their lives together has actually helped ANYONE that is a victim of domestic violence.

Fleecing people to fund ineffective initiatives - that solve nothing - is why people hate the government.

Oh, and have a nice day.

Need a better system for dealing with simple request versus complex ones.