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While documents can be submitted online, you still need to go in person after submitting the documents. > In a letter sent to states Wednesday, Wolf said that
by ncw96 7y ago
While documents can be submitted online, you still need to go in person after submitting the documents.
> In a letter sent to states Wednesday, Wolf said that effective immediately, states are permitted to use a secure electronic process to accept applicants’ documents. Even if states implement that pre-submission system, applicants will still be required to make an in-person DMV visit.
- resoluteteeth 7y agoIt would still be a lot more convenient to know that your documents have been accepted before you have to physically go to the DMV. I've gotten real id licenses in multiple states as a result of moving, and it's incredibly annoying because you never know what documents they'll actually accept. You basically have to bring tons of extra documents in case they randomly don't like the way one of your documents looks (e.g. one state inexplicably didn't want to accept my birth certificate because it had an official seal on it). Otherwise you could end up having to make another trip (which could be even more of a headache if you're trying to reregister your car and are signing up for new insurance, in which case there may be a deadline).
- AnimalMuppet 7y agoMeaning that they would have accepted a birth certificate that did not have an official seal on it? Is it just me, or is that insane?