You should be prepared to satisfy any insurance requirements. The Department of Motor Vehicles and its counterparts across the country have long had the reputation of being slow and inefficient. Most drivers dread going to the DMV because they expect it to be slow, understaffed, and filled with grumpy employees.
I thought I was doing the correct and honest thing. My wife passed away in Jan. I assumed I wanted her name off my car title. Woe-what a mistake. What is a state agency a such as a DMV for anyway? We all know our esteemed state legislature is one the highest, if not the highest paid bunch in the nation.
I wonder if they would have to wait as I am doing now. I totally regret my action of thinking I want to be honest. What will I do if I need my title for insurance or trading my vehicle in on a new one? For most of the Californian drivers, paying a visit to local DMV office is a headache. There are other alternatives to going to DMV office personally. Avail the online DMV services for saving your precious time and efforts. There is a lot you can do online such as renewal of license, renewal of vehicle registration and change of address and more such.
The DMV in Tupelo ms is the worst with the worst customer service instead of doing their job they have time to sit and talk about people. Our DMV in Idaho was horrible. I went two different days and checked with them prior the first day to make sure I had all my paperwork and the after waiting for over an hour with my daughter who had to be pulled out of school. They said I was missing something.
I left in tears and will never set foot in there as long as those two ladies are employed there. I live in a small town. And I think every DMV employee should give more respect to customers. I have experience with the second point. In , when I got my learner's permit, the Massachusetts RMV was run by Dan Grabauskas, a bureaucrat who was widely credited with transforming the agency into one that provided a non-horrible customer experience.
Grabauskas ran for State Treasurer in on the platform that if he could fix the RMV, he could fix anything. He lost, but only by 10 points, which is a pretty good showing for a Republican seeking statewide office in Massachusetts. That leaves us with the unremarkable observation that the DMV sometimes is terrible and sometimes it isn't, depending on how well it's managed. Shouldn't we take a similar lesson from Healthcare. Customs and Border Patrol agent to obtain a Global Entry card.
I would suggest that the DMV set up separate offices to deal with Real ID licenses if everyone is required to obtain one by Six hours in line to get a Real ID is just inefficient.
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