Motor Vehicle Title and Registration and Drivers License

The stigma is truth. There must be a better way. In this day and age, more things should be able to be completed online. This is a super small office in the AJ government complex. When I got in line, it looped around the room and through the seating.
Now I know many in line were old folks, and it seemed as though it often took twice as long to explain things, but holy slow line Batman! And this was just the line to get a number and wait some more.
The only reason for 2 stars was the super sweet lady at the desk. She was friendly and patient. She was great with the nervous kids testing and getting their DL for the first time. And then… she goes to lunch, with no one replacing her to man the line.
I hope that in the near future, the MVD gets it toge t her and streamlines processes. Until then, be prepared for the wait…

This place has the RUDEST woman working reception desk! I have been here on numerous occasions and every time shes just nasty mean. Done going to this location!!!

Pretty terrible experience here. I lived in California for a couple of years and anytime I have gone to the DMV they have a seperate line for appointments and disabled drivers, not here. After waiting in line for half an hour (people even had the audacity to walk in and go in front of everyone in line and the woman at the desk acted as if nothing happened) I was told there number system was down, so I asked if there was anyway to fast track my number because I was in there to get my disabled placard, and that I was a disabled veteran. The answer was no, and that there was no difference if you were disabled or not, yet there is when the system is working… way to treat a disabled veteran you rude woman at the counter. I’ll sign up for AAA and the money will be worth it to not deal with you lazy bureaucratic check cashers.