Greenville County Marriage Lcns

Anna Johnson

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

Samantha Nelson

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

Kenneth

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.

Yung Es

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