My experience at this location was outstanding. Even after getting in line quite early - the…read morecustomer service was exceptional. One team member came outside and gave pertinent information. One team person was handling the id situation - she was on point- clear concise speedy but thorough- the other lady that was in traveling kept us informed and assisted as needed.Under a lot of pressure to assist in the new technology plus regular situations in a plus in my book.This location is situated a few miles from a major interstate plus other routes-

Most people DREAD a visit to the DMV, and usually for good reason. I've been to this location a…read morehandful of times over the past year and almost always have managed to get in and out in a very timely manner. Get in, take a number, have a seat, wait for the number to be called, take care of business and get out - usually 20 minutes or less, unless it's a school vacation day or around the holidays - then it gets time consuming. My secret has always been to get to this location as the place is just opening up, and never try to do my business during or after lunch. The folks who work here are no-nonsense, not chatty, not unfriendly, just all business and wanting to get things done just as much as the next person. They exhibit a great deal of patience and take a lot of abuse from mouthy, know-it-all, rude people. The building is aged and the waiting area isn't necessarily comfortable - hard chairs and no frills. There is a TV screen but I don't pay much attention to it except to see when the next number is called. The atmosphere is not supposed to be something to make one want to stay here anyway.

Can't beat walking in and out in under 5 minutes!…read more Due to covid, limit of 5 customers at a time. This location is in the strip with Moss Foods, on the end. Just a note - this doubles as a seed store! You can buy fresh peanuts, beans, local stickers and front plates here. Kind of reminds me of an old school hobby shop! I love it. Friendly gentleman helped me, quick in and out visit. Pretty limited parking by front door but plenty around near Moss. Definitely an option if you need to pay in person (we had a registration snafu).

Poor service..Horrible attitudes...Not helpful in any kind of way...I went to the Wake Forest…read morelocation and they were so friendly and helpful..I'll never go back to that location again..

Warrenton has been the county seat since the county was established in 1779. The first courthouse…read morewas built in 1764 and served from 1779 to 1783. In 1783, the second Courthouse was built. This building is the third courthouse and was completed in 1907. The building faces east and is a two story red colored brick and concrete structure. The east front has a projecting center section with a central entrance with arched window on the second story.The building houses the County Superior Court and County District Court of the 9th Judicial District. An addition has been added on the north side making it an unsymmetrical structure. Still, an impressive structure that projects the power and austerity of the judiciary. [Review 938 of 2025 - 4342 in North Carolina - 24494 overall]

Everyone at the Vance County Sheriff's department was really nice as far as my visit went. I was…read morenot in trouble for anything but only stopping in for some permit paperwork. Really at 9 am I'm not quite the most chipper guy so the pleasant demeanors I came into contact with was much appreciated! Walked out having accomplished what I came for and in a timely manner so you will not hear any complaints from me.

The current courthouse structure dates to 1932 and is the third courthouse built on the site. It…read morewas designed in 1930 by architect Charles C. Hartmann. The original land conveyance occurred in 1792 and consisted of six acres donated to Person County by Dempsey Moore, "in consideration of the good-will of the people of the County of Person." An 1842 survey reflects a natural spring located on the property. This natural spring, as well as the fact that this location lies at the geographical center of Person County, symbolizes the logical placement of the courthouse on this spot. It is a four-story Classical Revival brick building that was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1979. An addition to the original structure was added in 1979 and renovations were completed in 2010. The interior contains only courtrooms, judicial offices and security. [Review 18076 overall - 3324 in North Carolina - 1598 of 2022.]