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In my country, you wouldn’t need an in person ‘appointment’ to merely change an address on a driving license. Seems rather inefficient to have offices all over
by michaelt 2y ago
In my country, you wouldn’t need an in person ‘appointment’ to merely change an address on a driving license.
Seems rather inefficient to have offices all over the state, appointments, inefficiencies like missed appointments, and the waste of citizens’ time, for a process that can be done by mail.
- yuliyp 2y agoMoving states requires validating the information from the previous state too. It's not a matter of the new state just updating an entry in its database. It's an entirely new entry. Given that, in person validation makes sense. Moving within a state is simpler, and indeed can be done online in most states. Granted in many countries there's a national ID system. Also a part of the point of government-issued IDs is that there's more validation around its issuance, and many other parts of society take advantage of that.