In 1764, Oxford became the county seat of Granville County and a court house was built on a part of…read morethe site of the present one. It is one the fifth oldest in North Carolina and one of the very few antebellum courthouses that is still used for judicial purposes. This present building was completed in 1840 with additions added in 1891 and 1937. Extensive renovations were completed in 1988, coinciding with the 150th anniversary of the keystone over the main entrance to the courthouse, dated July 4, 1838. It is a two story H-shaped building made of red brick in a Greek Revisal style. It has a polygonal cupola with a domed room and is a simply stunning structure. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1979. If you're wandering around downtown Oxford, you can't / shouldn't miss it. [Review 2136 of 2024 - 3804 in North Carolina - 23155 overall]

One district courtroom one superior courtroom. So needless to say very slow. They don't do like…read moreDurham county where they call the docket and have to say what u want. Here the call one by one and try things as they are called. Someone please show them a more efficient way.

This is a good local DMV, they go out if their way to please you, get you in and out fast also…read more Usually waiting time because it stays full. Fast and friendly service!!

Let me start by saying..........I HAD AN APPOINTMENT for license renewal. From the person who had…read morean appt, it could not have gone smoother. Checked in at the kiosk (after wading through all the people who were walk ins). I waited about 15 min before being called and it was easy peasy !! Got my REAL ID. The clerk could not have been nicer. She even retook my pic cause it wasnt the best first try. Clerk told me that there were about 70 people waiting for "walk ins" when she got there at around 7 AM. By 9 AM, they were no longer taking walk ins. It is obviously a problem. This facility is just too small for the people it needs to service.

The DMV is never gonna be on anyone's list of "top things to do in the Triangle," but the…read moreHillsborough location makes it tolerable. When you arrive, you text a number to get in line so that you can wait in your car and see updates on how many people are in front of you. The employee in the lobby will also help you check that you have all the right documents so you don't waste your time if you're missing something. A few hours of my life I won't get back, but not as bad as it could be.

I recently moved from out of state and was dreading the long wait lines. However my actual…read moreexperience was quite pleasant. Actual time in line was about 9 minutes on a Monday morning and the staff was very friendly. I was prepared with my paperwork, required cash, and a check. It was all good.

This was easy. I needed to register my out of state vehicle…read more I had my title, my new temp. NCDL that I had procured just an hour beforehand, my document stating N.C. insurance coverage and my out of state drivers license. I brought literally any important document I have regarding my life, money and car. I was prepared. Two people in line before me, lots of staff this day (9:30a Tuesday) and a bright atmosphere. Not quite the dreadful DMV energy experienced hours before elsewhere. Nice lady took my stuff, YOU NEED cash for the fee, it's like 5 bucks, everything else you can pay on a card. Left with plate within 15 minutes. Taxes suck, but I don't own a Ferrari so...could be worse.

We are all entitled to our own opinions, right? Well here's mine:…read more Parking: 5 Location: 5 Decor/ambiance: 3 Customer Service: 5 Its the DMV... honestly what can you expect besides long wait times, angry customers, upset workers and antsy situations. Honestly... this mornings visit wasn't as bad as I expected. There was ample parking where you could park just about anywhere. There is an empty Kroger next door with lots of parking. Expect to wait inline outdoors prior to coming inside. The waiting room only sits about 25 people so you have to stand outside until the front desk clerk signals for you to come inside. I was surprised as I showed up with no appointment and was ticketed and seated within an hour and a half. Now the waiting game starts where we will see how long it takes for me to sit down with an officer to get my license renewed. Clean facility, great customer service and smooth location - BUT its still a DMV (rolls eyes)

Omg I never had so bad service and disrespect people. They never give my mother proper service went…read moreshe is a blind person I never been in stated they do not respect the older people sham...

We had a great experience at the Miami Blvd DMV! From the moment we walked in, we were greeted by a…read morevery friendly desk clerk with an awesome sense of humor, which made the visit start off on a great note. We had all of our documents ready, so the process moved very quickly. As soon as our information was entered, we were called right away. About 10 minutes later, we were walking out with our temporary driver's licenses! Friendly, efficient service and such an easy process. Definitely one of the best DMV experiences we've had!

Station 5 , unprofessional, and rude. Her comments apear to intent to escalate any question you…read moreask. Need to take some customers service intensive class

Got here at 745 am on a Friday. Only 1 person was waiting ahead of me! By the time they opened,…read morethere were maybe 10 people behind me. I thought I had everything I'd need to get my license changed from TX to NC in handy form of in my email. Turns out you still can't show them anything electronically and need a hard copy. They were super nice about me not knowing that. Things I was missing in handy form were my insurance policy and proof of address. They asked me to call my insurance company on the spot and fax over a DL123 form which was fairly easily done by me making a quick phone call. If I had that info on me, I would have been in and out in 10 mins! But I had to wait for the faxed document to make it over so I was there for around 30 minutes. I'm used to insanely long lines and waiting at least half a day in Texas so this was a pleasant surprise. Service was quick and friendly! Definitely recommend! Things you need to update your license from another state to NC: Two IDs with your date of birth (can be old drivers license and passport) Social security card Proof of address (any utility bill) Proof of car insurance ^As I said, I was missing the last 2. If you don't have those docs printed, you still don't have to get out of line. Just call your insurance company and have them fax over a DL123 form to the office you're at (it has both your address and your car insurance info on it so 2 birds with one stone)

Carrboro DMV - I went on-line five weeks prior to schedule an appointment. My appointment to…read moreobtain a ReadID was scheduled for 09/04 @11:00 am. I was in/out of my appointment in approximately 15 minutes. CECE was the employee who helped me through the process. CECE was amazing! She was professional, knowledgeable, helpful, and friendly! If you go on-line to schedule an appointment and CARRBORO is available...schedule your appointment there and hopefully you will be fortunate enough to be called to "station #3" to work with CECE! (I currently live in Raleigh, NC.)