Walked in at 1030 no one but me greeted the short white officer with a smile and good morning he…read moredid not reply. Greeted the woman at the fro t desk the same she looked dead and did not return the greeting. Asked me what I wanted looked hungover or something. Way to go city clerk

Not as crowded as the offices closer to downtown. This office offers excellent service and…read moreconvenient parking is available. They close at 430p not a minute before or after. We were one of those last minute run ins and we were still served with respect and patience.

Had An amazing experience today. Came in for an id renewal and vyanny took her time and notified me…read moreof a couple other things that appeared- took care of it all in one swift appointment and walked out feeling grateful for the diligence

I love the way Florida systems work! You can either book an appointment online or just show up and…read moreget taken care of fairly quickly! I was in and out within the hour and they call the last four digits of your phone number which is pretty cool

The Florida Bureau of Vital Statistics maintains records of residents' births, deaths, marriages,…read moreand divorces. People may obtain certificates of birth, death, marriage, and divorce by walking into the office and handing over a printed form from Florida Health's website, mailing the printed form from the website, or submitting an online form through the VitalChek company. I have been a customer of the Florida Bureau of Vital Statistics at least twice. First, almost 20 years ago, I needed to obtain a copy of a family member's death certificate so I could obtain an inheritance. This office promptly processed my request and mailed me a copy of the death certificate. Second, recently I requested another death certificate for genealogical research. I wanted to confirm the family member's date of birth, birthplace, parents' names, and cemetery. On VitalChek's website, I spent a few minutes filling out a form to request the death certificate from Florida. The total cost was $22 for one copy. The next day (fast!), the Florida Bureau of Vital Statistics mailed my family member's death certificate to me. Four days later, the U.S. Postal Service delivered the envelope to my home. The certificate did not contain my family member's wife's maiden name or mother's maiden name, but it did contain other information that will help me to build my family tree. I rate the Florida Bureau of Vital Statistics as 5 stars because, compared to many other states' bureaus of vital statistics, this one has reasonable fees and quick processing times.

im going thursday to get birth certificate facts excelllent working people at this work place…read more !

Very busy location. The staff at this facility is incompetent and they do not provide helpful…read moreinformation to speed up the process. The overall disposition of the employees leaves a lot to be desired.

i was able to get help from patrice she was very nice and helpful with getting me in a better line…read moreat another location

It is amazing and the staff are so kind and supportive and friendly hard working staff wonderful…read moreand it is clean and organized very professional i appreciate them so much thank you for everything you for the community and others! You are so brave and smart brilliant understanding thank you for everything and your love and support care everything! From Lauren

Robin truly made our special day; getting married, extra exceptional. After Robin greeted us, took…read moretime to review our paperwork in a professional and personable manner, she told us to walk through the doors through the waiting room. I said to my soon to be husband "I hope she's the one that marries us!" She was! What a great experience!

One of the friendliest DMV's I have ever experianced. Even when it's so crowded that seats in the…read morewaiting area are not available the employees are still helpful and doing this jobs. The waiting area is clean as well. This is not the DMV of the North.

This woman was mean and created problems on my address. I asked what I needed. I was told by the…read morecentral operator. Came back with what was requested...then, it of nowhere, this woman became mean spirited and asked for all y change of are information...when I wasn't trying to change my address. Then I had to give her the documents or go get them and come back. Weird , man, unnecessary.

City Hall is in an early 20th century building that was Cohen's Department store. The architectural…read morefeatures, I'm thinking they are beaux arts?, are striking and very visible from the sky tram and the street. Inside there is a wide open space with an atrium above supported by hunched figures. One hallway has some great historic photos of Jacksonville. You have to go through security to get in, but its worth a visit. I was a bit disappointed that they didn't have any downtown maps, walking history tour information, or even a prominently displayed history of the building itself!!! Come on J-ville, feature your beautiful architectural history!!! The hallway with photographs has an image of the building with other buildings including a hotel that were in the area before the great fire.

I've been in the City Hall downtown quite a few times and each time has been to visit the Disabled…read moreServices Office for various reasons. City Hall is located across the street from Hemming Plaza. You're going to have to park on the street and feed a meter (unless you have a handicapped parking permit in which case you can park for free and aren't required to feed the meters). Parking can be quite hard to find downtown, so bring some patience with you. I remember being amazed the first time I walked into City Hall because I wasn't expecting the inside of the building to be so beautiful. It's so large and clean. I was and still am very impressed with the way the COJ keeps City Hall maintained. It is a government building, so make sure not to bring in any weapons. I really shouldn't have to say that, but I know some people do have a concealed license permit and they carry them. It can be a little confusing to navigate the building, but there are plenty of people around to help you find the office you are looking for.

The facility itself is extremely nice. Staff are nice only possible complaint is you have to wait a…read morelong time for the medical qualification tests but you're with around 40 different people at a time so it's understandable aside from that within 20 minutes of me arriving I was already taking the ASVAB. As long as you have common sense the experience should be straightforward

My son just returned from a long day at MEPS. He is 17. He enlisted in the Army. I too went through…read morethis process many years ago. It is very stressful and there are so many unknowns. You are alone and must rely on the staff to assist and guide you. Unfortunately he reported the staff was not polite, or kind. How disappointing and what a missed opportunity from MEPS to demonstrate professional behavior.