DMV Bureau Of Administrative Reviews

• Department of motor vehicles
• Driver's license office
• Government office

"First time , I had to wait 2 and half hour for my Driving license renewal . Most of people's wait time was same . Old , disable people were waiting so long . With appointment , no one expected that wait time . Very crowded place . It's hard to sit on a chair for 2 hours . Please , take water and some food with you when you visit this office Specially for Driving license .... I was sooo hungry and thrusty 🤪🤪🤪🤪 . DMV should be start selling Drinks and food there to make some more business , just an idea 💡💡 . It's convenient for visitors too ☺️☺️"

"Not too busy, has someone to assist the disabled people And we'll trained and mannered employee"

"Do not bother obtaining and appointment online as the DMV does not honor/keep them. It is just a distraction. Checked in as instructed mins early and surprise at mins after our confirmed time we are still waiting."

"Thew don't know what they doing... Because I came with all my paperwork and all criteria they asked for..and still got denied my license...and I witnessed someone who had a d.u.i. get a hardship so they can still drive...I on the other hand was denied mine..and I wasn't driving under the influence..I needed my license to be able to drive my company vehicle to fro to work to be able to pay these fines and they had no answers for me...lame"

"Due to pandemic the walk-ins are not entertained. I booked two appointments, one for driving knowledge exam and other for road test on the same day. It is better to keep sufficient gap just in case you fail the knowledge exam and want to attempt again right away. I arrived minutes prior to my first appointment and I was welcomed. I got the ticket from front-desk and I was assigned to a window where an officer checked my documents, did eye test and took my photo. Knowledge exam was on a touchscreen which gets sanitized after each person finishes. There were questions in the exam and it required correct answers to pass. Total allocated time was minutes, however no specific restricted time per question. The good thing was that I could skip the tough questions if I want to attempt those later at the end of the test. The result is shown after each question answered and it also shows the correct answer if wrong answer submitted. After passing the knowledge exam I went to the front desk again to get another queue ticket for road test. With the new ticket I was sent back to the same window where officer then gave me a document about road test guidelines and asked me to sit back in the lobby and read that. After that my name was called for road test. The vehicle was inspected to make sure the seat belts, horn, turn signals and break lights were working. Then I was guided to go to the road test area where another officer greeted nicely. I was given instructions via a phone call and there were no tricks in the test. I was instructed to do different maneuvers including 3 point turn (aka K turn), hard break, straight reverse, parking within 4 cones, stop at signal/stop-sign, right turn on red sign etc. It was a great experience and a lot easier than I expected. I appreciate everyone at the office for their hard work which is resulting in efficient processing."