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Topic: "DMV NIGHTMARE"
TxsGal3333's photo
Fri 09/16/11 05:41 PM
So there comes a time we all have to finally breakdown and go get our license renewed or changed.

I went today due to I could not do it online this year since I have the last couple of years.

Not only was I there two hours but had to hear a screaming kid as well...scared

Do you have and horror stories when you had to go do this task?whoa

no photo
Fri 09/16/11 05:50 PM
i find it easier to not have a license that way i dont have to deal with those things

TxsGal3333's photo
Fri 09/16/11 05:52 PM

i find it easier to not have a license that way i dont have to deal with those things



Humm so you don't drive then?whoa

no photo
Fri 09/16/11 06:00 PM
you need a license to drive?

thewaterbearer's photo
Fri 09/16/11 06:09 PM
I just had mine recently renewed, it was only an hour wait, but quite comical, because they couldn't get the picture right on the guy that was ahead of me, well they finally got it and than had the same problem with me, it took three people to try to get the picture right.rofl

krupa's photo
Fri 09/16/11 06:29 PM
My renewal took 10 minutes.

I planned for three hours so, I just took the rest of the day off and enjoyed the hell out of it.

SilentlyScreaming's photo
Fri 09/16/11 06:39 PM
Edited by SilentlyScreaming on Fri 09/16/11 07:14 PM
when it comes to the dmv, i dont usually have problems with my license...

its the inspection lanes and registration renewal! scared

TxsGal3333's photo
Fri 09/16/11 06:51 PM

you need a license to drive?


It does helpslaphead :laughing: :laughing:

TxsGal3333's photo
Fri 09/16/11 06:53 PM

I just had mine recently renewed, it was only an hour wait, but quite comical, because they couldn't get the picture right on the guy that was ahead of me, well they finally got it and than had the same problem with me, it took three people to try to get the picture right.rofl


Haha they had to take mine three timesslaphead

But hey I passed the eye test with no reading glasses on and I'm blind as a bat reading things up close....lmaorofl rofl rofl

TxsGal3333's photo
Fri 09/16/11 06:55 PM

My renewal took 10 minutes.

I planned for three hours so, I just took the rest of the day off and enjoyed the hell out of it.


Ya lucky azz......last time mine took less then 5 minutes due to I got to apply online...:thumbsup: Best way to go, but since I had done that last time they made me come in this time..frustrated

oldhippie1952's photo
Fri 09/16/11 07:11 PM
I never do mine online. I just plan on a couple of hours and "just do it." Besides, it is kind of interesting standing in a multi-cultural line and hearing anything but English.

Nyteflame's photo
Fri 09/16/11 07:13 PM
Last time I went, it was to replace a license I lost. I've never had to replace a lost license before, so I figured it would be similar to the way I got my first license, minus the driving test (eye test, photo, fill out form). I got there before lunch (maybe around 11), and was there until they closed. They ended up locking the front door, and making the last of us go out the back door and walk around the building, so no new people would try to come in.

The worst part? They re-used my old picture (instead of taking a new one), and only had me fill out a form. I found out later I could have done the form online! It took over three months for them to send me my new license (with my old photo on it). Meanwhile, I couldn't cash a paycheck, deposit or withdraw money from my bank (I lost my bank card at the same time, which would have been fine if I had a picture ID), rent movies from blockbuster, or even get a library card (I had just moved to the area). I did eventually get my new bank card in the mail after a few weeks, which let me have access to my account again, but other then that, everything was on hold for lack of a picture ID.

mssilverfox's photo
Fri 09/16/11 07:17 PM
I guess I'm lucky as I've never had to wait long but they did blur my picture and when I said something about it, they said it would be ok..DUH! If I'm paying I want a nice pic!!! bigsmile

Sandelwood4's photo
Fri 09/16/11 07:44 PM
Is there a AAA Club in Texas? There is one in CA called AAA Automobile Club of Southern CA and I get my renewals done there. It takes only10- 20 minutes and it is so pleasant.

no photo
Fri 09/16/11 08:33 PM
Last time I went was for a change of address card and it took me all of 20 minutes.

EquusDancer's photo
Sun 09/18/11 09:43 AM
I'm there when the door opens, and am out in 10 minutes! Always!

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Sun 09/18/11 09:49 AM

I'm there when the door opens, and am out in 10 minutes! Always!



wow, i didn't know the dmv could reject a womans drivers license that fast. good thing you know how to ride a horse

(ms dancer, this post was done by an insurgent who hacked into my 'puter and put this disclaimer in so you don't get mad at mebigsmile )

Cutiepieforyou's photo
Sun 09/18/11 09:52 AM
The last time I went, I was really surprised that it only took about 20 minutes. The time before that I remember waiting hours.

EquusDancer's photo
Sun 09/18/11 09:53 AM


I'm there when the door opens, and am out in 10 minutes! Always!



wow, i didn't know the dmv could reject a womans drivers license that fast. good thing you know how to ride a horse

(ms dancer, this post was done by an insurgent who hacked into my 'puter and put this disclaimer in so you don't get mad at mebigsmile )


:angry: laugh pitchfork

Uh huh!!!

soufiehere's photo
Sun 09/18/11 10:04 AM
I shall give you the method for passing a
driver's test in Oregon.
It is all computerized now.
And you must get a certain amount of
questions RIGHT.
But, as you take the test, you can 'skip'
any questions you don't know the answer to
and come back to them later.
As soon as you get the required amount
right, it passes you.
So, always pass over iffy questions, in
the hope you pass the test before they
come back around.
Works every time.

Not that I want any of YOU on the
same roads as me :-)

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