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At the dmv.....

ashley542ashley542
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To renew my drivers license because it expires on Thanksgiving(my bday). I tried to renew it back in march when I went for my new address and they wouldn't let me because it was more than 6 months from expiring. Looks like I get the joy of spending another day at the dmv! Seriously, this place always takes forever
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  • MarSamWhitneyMarSamWhitney member
    Yuck. That has got to be annoying. Does it really take all day? I have maybe waited an hour here, and that is pushing it.  Either way, its very annoying.


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  • kaydee77kaydee77 member
    I had to do the same thing yesterday.  Luckily, there's a mobile DMV in our local library once a week, so I was in and out in 20 minutes.  Which is great, because I don't think DD would've lasted much longer! Good luck.
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  • ashley542ashley542
    Last time I was here for 3 and a half hours! I live in a fairly big city(charlotte nc) so I don't know if that has anything to do with it and back in january one of the other dmvs in my area closed down, which made this one much busier. Maybe I just go on the wrong days lol. But yea it takes awhile. It seems to be moving quicker this morning so I'm hoping it will only be an hour and a half.
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  • srs5624srs5624 member

    In my state, you can renew online and they'll mail you a photo ticket. You just take the ticket into the photo room at the DMV (which is conveniently right inside the door) and get your picture taken. 20 seconds later a new license is printed and you're out the door. It's usually less than 5 minutes from parking the car until you're pulling back out of the parking space.

    Now if only we could get the DMV online services guys to re-organize the Parking Authority... but then we wouldn't have a tv show.

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  • hmp1hmp1 member
    When I lived in TX I renewed online too. I think you can do it every other time and they just use your old picture.  I have yet to get my TN license, I'm scared I will have to retake the test Indifferent

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  • TBLilyRoseTBLilyRose member
    I took mine to a AAA office to get it renewed this time, no wait, I was out in about 5 minutes. I despise having to go to the DMV!
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    imagehmp&mrj:
    When I lived in TX I renewed online too. I think you can do it every other time and they just use your old picture.  I have yet to get my TN license, I'm scared I will have to retake the test Indifferent

    I was bored... here you go. Looks like you're good, unless your current license has been expired for +6 months. Get that schit done before it expires. No one wants to parallel park between the cones again!

    https://www.tn.gov/safety/driverlicense/classd.shtml

    Instructions for new or returning Tennessee resident

    New residents and returning residents who need to exchange the license from their former state of residence must present:

    • - Your current license (or certified copy of driving record or other acceptable ID).
      (The certified copy of your driving record, known as a Motor Vehicle Record (MVR), must be an original (no photocopies) and issued no more than 30 days prior to your Tennessee application date.)
    • - Proof of name change, such as original certified court order, marriage certificate, or divorce decree.
    • - Two Proofs of Tennessee Residency with your name and resident address NO P.O. BOXES (Documents must be current. Must be dated within last 4 months.)
    • - Proof of U.S. Citizenship, Lawful Permanent Resident Status or Proof of authorized stay or temporary legal presence in the United States
    • - A Social Security Number or sworn affidavit if no Social Security number has been issued.
    • - All new or returning residents must take a Tennessee vision screening at the driver service center. There are certain exceptions for commercial driver license holders.
    • - New or returning residents whose out of state license has been expired for more than six months must take the Tennessee knowledge test, road skills test, and vision screening.
    • - All new or returning residents must surrender their out-of-state license at time of application for Tennessee license. Tennessee law does not allow a resident of this state to hold more than one valid driver license or ID (only foreign country licenses/IDs may be retained).
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  • hmp1hmp1 member
    imagesrs5624:

    imagehmp&mrj:
    When I lived in TX I renewed online too. I think you can do it every other time and they just use your old picture.  I have yet to get my TN license, I'm scared I will have to retake the test Indifferent

    I was bored... here you go. Looks like you're good, unless your current license has been expired for +6 months. Get that schit done before it expires. No one wants to parallel park between the cones again!

    https://www.tn.gov/safety/driverlicense/classd.shtml

    Instructions for new or returning Tennessee resident

    New residents and returning residents who need to exchange the license from their former state of residence must present:

    • - Your current license (or certified copy of driving record or other acceptable ID).
      (The certified copy of your driving record, known as a Motor Vehicle Record (MVR), must be an original (no photocopies) and issued no more than 30 days prior to your Tennessee application date.)
    • - Proof of name change, such as original certified court order, marriage certificate, or divorce decree.
    • - Two Proofs of Tennessee Residency with your name and resident address NO P.O. BOXES (Documents must be current. Must be dated within last 4 months.)
    • - Proof of U.S. Citizenship, Lawful Permanent Resident Status or Proof of authorized stay or temporary legal presence in the United States
    • - A Social Security Number or sworn affidavit if no Social Security number has been issued.
    • - All new or returning residents must take a Tennessee vision screening at the driver service center. There are certain exceptions for commercial driver license holders.
    • - New or returning residents whose out of state license has been expired for more than six months must take the Tennessee knowledge test, road skills test, and vision screening.
    • - All new or returning residents must surrender their out-of-state license at time of application for Tennessee license. Tennessee law does not allow a resident of this state to hold more than one valid driver license or ID (only foreign country licenses/IDs may be retained).

    Awesome, thanks!! 


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