We came to Beaumont today to get our Passports renewed and had to come to the Jefferson County…read moreCourthouse in downtown. The County Clerks office for getting a new Passport or a renewal is in the New Courthouse Building on the 2nd floor in Ste.203. The new courthouse is to the left of the old County courthouse and not near as tall. Try to leave as much metal as you can at home as you do have to go through a metal detector on entering. After that you can go up the stairs to your left or to your right are the elevators. Everything went pretty quick and the clerks were very helpful. If you're getting your passport renewed be sure and take your old one with you so they can get your passport number off of your old one.

Montgomery County is no longer a small county so the historic courthouse is something more out of…read morethe smaller counties around the state (as Monty used to be) rather than the lumbering giant of now-more-than-just-a-bedroom-community to our immediate north that has wooed big munny Exxxon and other megacorps to headquarter their ops here in this county. Even though the official address is on N. Main you actually can't enter on that side, it's an exit only. Better signage might help out the situation guiding people around to the other side where you actually can enter. It's a historic courthouse so that will tell you about the general milieu. There are steps to get in so if you are with a guest that is in a stroller or wheelchair you need to pick up them and their accompanying apparatus step by step. Last time I was in court here the family in front of me was figuring out a stroller for a wee baby Seamus and a wheelchair for an elderly person possibly named Mallory given the extensive amount of profanity I heard. They looked entirely frustrated with the steps only situation. The lobby inside is tiny since it wasn't designed the way the more modern courthouses were where you could just stand out chatting on your celly with ya girlfriend and snapchatting or whatever else the children are doing these days with their iPhone 99+s. There is enough room to get through security and to get out of the way. If you are meeting someone here you should probably meet them outside the building if they don't know where they are going, or meet them at the front door to your specific court once you get upstairs. The courts (at least two, possibly more) got shuffled since the last time I was here. The specific one I was in was moved around the building but the signs were still in place ALL over the place pointing me to the old location. So I was a bit surprised to find the old signs were wrong and FILTHY LIARS. That was not the court I was supposed to be in. Update yo signage, girlfriend. There is free parking nearby so while it's more than an hour in your automocar from downtown Houston and you are burning up gas and your patience slowly inching north on 45 at least you don't need to take out a third mortgage to pay for daily parking unlike what my life is like on days in Harris County.

Stopped by here on a little trek around Texas my wife and grand baby took a couple of weeks ago. I…read moretry to stop by all the county seats we traveled through to take pictures of the many different Courthouses around the state. We stopped here in Conroe to snag a picture of the 1936 Montgomery County Courthouse located here. It's a nice looking little building shaded by the Oak Trees that have been here for a long time.

I came in at opening, 8AM on the dot, and the line for the tax office already quite long (25+…read morepeople). Thankfully, that's not what I was here for and there was no line for the County Clerk's office for renewal of Assumed Names/business names/marriage licenses. I had some hiccups with their signature machine that added an extra ~15 minutes because they had to restart with another clerk/computer, but otherwise the process went smoothly. I was out by 8:30 and I'm sure I could've been in and out in 15 minutes. They do not take tap or Apple Pay so keep that in mind. Also, cards must be in your name or have someone there whose name matches the card.

Today was the start of the Labor Day Dwi task force initiative. There were lots of different…read moreagencies present for the kickoff, they served hamburgers and hotdogs with all the fixings. After roll initiatives and prayers for safe returns dinner was served. Later our men and women of color headed out for a long night of protecting and serving. Alan Rosen stopped by to give his words of encouragement for a prosperous night. This was my first opportunity to do a ride along and I was overcome with excitement to also serve our community. I rode with officer Brandi and it was a very eventful night. We had 7 traffic stops and 1 non life threatening crash with 1 arrest. Awesome night!!!!

I came here to register my car after moving here from another state. The First Lady I got was kind…read moreenough to mark up my paper with all the information I needed. I had to come back because I forgot my my registration. I came back about 30 minutes later and got someone else who was just as helpful. Both ladies were friendly and full of information. The line isn't that long and the wait time was short.

Went here for a gift title transfer (w/o an appointment). I was not aware that I had to have an…read moreappt for a title transfer that is "gifted". I had all my paper work and upon speaking to someone they informed me that I can go online to make an appointment which is cool. Yet, they don't tell you that it's all booked for like 2 months out at EVERY LOCATION (ridicules). I went back to the lady and said as much and she verbally says "oh, well you can be a walk-in on Mon., Tues., Thurs., & Friday between 8am to 12:30pm but it's best to arrive right at 8am". LIKE WHY NOT SAY THAT! instead these people who are turning people away and not informing them of their walk-in policy so that they can get their transfers done. WHO has 2 months to wait when the state requires a 30 day change????? Make that make sense! Title transfers are not an option to do online or by mail, it HAS to be done in person. SMH, if I would not have asked these people would not have told me about this; AND how YOU GONNA HAVE AN ATTITUDE BECAUSE I ASK A QUESTIONS??? it's your job to inform the people coming/going regarding all things related to this office. Some people just give shitty service (not all) but like how are we suppose to know the walk-in rule if you are not telling anyone?

The judge the ceremony was amazing and he helped the day feel even more special than it already was.read more

Galveston County was created in 1838 with Galveston selected as the county seat in 1839…read more This is the sixth building to serve as the county courthouse. Dedicated in 1966, this is clearly a "government" building from the look and feel, a "Moderne" style. It is a six-story concrete and glass structure. The first story has a wide brown colored band of concrete supported by concrete pillars. The upper stories include a concrete lattice over the recessed windows. The roof line is flat. The Galveston County Museum is inside and is free to visit but the hours did not align with my time in the area. Maybe on my next visit! [Review 886 of 2024 - 641 in Texas - 21915 overall]

Come here every year for my state inspection sticker. Efficient and friendly staff…read more This is the Tax Assessors office and county commissioners office for. Galveston county

Had to visit here to pay one of my Humble light tickets and it was easy to find. The office itself…read morewas pretty small with benches and a small window to talk to the shift officer. The only thing I can really ding this place on was the wait time, I would suggest they have at least 2 people working at the window during normals peoples lunch lunch time (11:30-2?). I was in a rush to get back to work but had to wait about 10-15 minutes to be seen. The Officer at the window was very helpful and the process was smooth to pay the ticket off. He was even able to pull up the video of the occurrence of the ticket which was pretty cool and gave me reassurance that I had to pay it. If I remember correctly, they accept cash, debit and credit cards but I believe there is a convenience fee if you pay with a card.

Staff were all friendly beginning with the security check and the room clerks. The judge in our…read morecase was also friendly as were the state attorneys, and the court deputy. They fed us from tree beards, Lenny's, and luby's. They also surprised us with cookies from Tiff's Treats. The whole process was actually smooth and not bad.

I advocate for MADD and apart of my service is to provide support at court. This is the criminal…read morecourthouse so it is always busy but this was a late setting so the check point process was easy breezy and the staff was very nice and friendly. We were in court 176 presiding judge Nikita Harmon. She runs a tight ship and it was a fair hearing.

Everything went smooth The only thing is the parking and…read moregetting there. My age it was hard.

I had jury duty at this location. It was very organized and went very quickly. The clerk in charge…read moreand the judge were very grateful and respectful. I was grateful all cases were settled and I got to leave within the hour.

I came in to inquire about up dating my passport. I had tried the night before but the system would…read morenot let me. The lady at the front desk was very helpful and I came home and tried again to file online and realized I had put my whole name where it said Last name. (It was night and my lighting wasn't good) Everything went through this time. Now I'll wait on it.

Getting a passport today was super easy! Bring everything they list on their website and you'll be…read morein and out in less than 30 minutes. Janelle (sorry if I spelled your name wrong) is the sweetest employee. We even met their director of customer service randomly in the elevator. He was very polite and shook our hand. Overall, we were very pleased with our experience. As a Harris County resident I'm happy to drive out here instead for the exemplary service and beautiful building.