Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Welcome to the real world. You should have stayed.
And you understand that DMVs are local, right?
local to the state the OP lives in. obviously they can't go to the MD DMV if she lives in VA but there are DMV service centers all through the state that they can visit. how far do they wanna drive to save the time sitting in the dmv.
if you are DC, you are fvcked. sorry...
I appreciate your response. I have health issues and waiting that long is tough. I am in Vienna but ok to drive anywhere in fairfax county or Alexandria.
I just had to do this and the VA DMV page shows the wait times at locations. I ended up driving to Arlington (no wait) from Alexandria (over an hour wait for most services)
Just be prepared for the wait times listed to be completely off. I took my kid for a permit earlier this year, and the wait time for that service was showing online as under an hour. Actual wait time was about three hours (and the website was still showing less than 60 minutes when we left).
Also, if this matters to you, just an FYI that the Fair Oaks location doesn't have customer restrooms. If you ask, they direct you to the ones in the JCPenney next door.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Welcome to the real world. You should have stayed.
And you understand that DMVs are local, right?
local to the state the OP lives in. obviously they can't go to the MD DMV if she lives in VA but there are DMV service centers all through the state that they can visit. how far do they wanna drive to save the time sitting in the dmv.
if you are DC, you are fvcked. sorry...
I appreciate your response. I have health issues and waiting that long is tough. I am in Vienna but ok to drive anywhere in fairfax county or Alexandria.
I just had to do this and the VA DMV page shows the wait times at locations. I ended up driving to Arlington (no wait) from Alexandria (over an hour wait for most services)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Welcome to the real world. You should have stayed.
And you understand that DMVs are local, right?
local to the state the OP lives in. obviously they can't go to the MD DMV if she lives in VA but there are DMV service centers all through the state that they can visit. how far do they wanna drive to save the time sitting in the dmv.
if you are DC, you are fvcked. sorry...
I appreciate your response. I have health issues and waiting that long is tough. I am in Vienna but ok to drive anywhere in fairfax county or Alexandria.
I just had to do this and the VA DMV page shows the wait times at locations. I ended up driving to Arlington (no wait) from Alexandria (over an hour wait for most services)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Welcome to the real world. You should have stayed.
And you understand that DMVs are local, right?
local to the state the OP lives in. obviously they can't go to the MD DMV if she lives in VA but there are DMV service centers all through the state that they can visit. how far do they wanna drive to save the time sitting in the dmv.
if you are DC, you are fvcked. sorry...
I appreciate your response. I have health issues and waiting that long is tough. I am in Vienna but ok to drive anywhere in fairfax county or Alexandria.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Welcome to the real world. You should have stayed.
And you understand that DMVs are local, right?
local to the state the OP lives in. obviously they can't go to the MD DMV if she lives in VA but there are DMV service centers all through the state that they can visit. how far do they wanna drive to save the time sitting in the dmv.
if you are DC, you are fvcked. sorry...
Anonymous wrote:Welcome to the real world. You should have stayed.
And you understand that DMVs are local, right?