DawgTalkers.net Forums DawgTalk Tailgate Forum If You Live In Ohio, Make Sure Your License Isnt Expired

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1. If you aren't past the expiration by much, you don't have to retake it. I don't know exact timeframes, but that info is a phone call away for ya.

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I beleive the cut off for eveything is six months, at least that's been my experience.

And get this Purp there's this thing called the internet and the information is available without a phone call Ohio BMV FAQ's for driver licensing

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I asked them if I should hold a beer can up for my picutre, so the cop gets a real life like photo......she didnt find any humor in that at all....old bag...

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They screen BMV job applicants for any sign of a sense of humor and if they find even a hint they don't hire them

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here in vegas they dont go by your birthday, they go by when you get the car.

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here in vegas they dont go by your birthday, they go by when you get the car.

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Wow...that sounds a lot like the Men's Club around THIS place.

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You surley not talking aobut the Dawg Pound he man women haters club are ya, if so we might have to pull your privliges

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She wasn't worth me wasting something like crayons on

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just for you Lee

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I just understand what they go through. People are there once a year and they can't bring what they need and they just need someone else to blame it on.

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Well in defense of the customers.. you are right, most people go there ONCE A YEAR so it is unfair for the folks at DMV to get mad at ME because I don't know THEIR job as well as they do.... the folks at DMV expect me to know that in order to get new tags I needed to bring a drivers license, proof of insurance, a utility bill, a credit card, a passport, a social security card, and dog ownership papers....

With the internet it has gotten better and it's much easier to look up exactly what it is you need to bring to accomplish certain things, it used to be a nightmare and that's when they got the bad reputation...

I will also state that using a check-in desk where you go first and they make sure you have all of the documents you need BEFORE you wait an hour for your name to be called has also helped...

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I needed to bring a drivers license, proof of insurance, a utility bill, a credit card, a passport, a social security card, and dog ownership papers....

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It's just like you to over exagerate everything.

I can understand an honest mistake or someone who's new to the state, but what's wrong with calling first? That would save so much time.

I've had people ask me to do the stupidest things, it could be impossible with the information they give me or just plain old illeagal. When I say 'No, I can do this', they get mad at me. I didn't make the laws, I just have to follow them.

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I will also state that using a check-in desk where you go first and they make sure you have all of the documents you need BEFORE you wait an hour for your name to be called has also helped...

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That's a good idea! But, in Ohio, our tags would go up another $30 just to cover their payroll.

I don't have my SS# on my driver's license, so I have to remember to take my actual SS card with me every time I go....which, I do. If I would happen to forget it, it's my fault, not theirs. But, when I do show up they roll their eyes and say, "We need your social security card". I whip it out and toss it on the counter. They seem surprised sometimes.

And, can anyone tell me why I pay the same to put plates on a silly pop-up camper as I do my car?? That's just dumb. Ohio is a huge rip off when it comes to plating RVs and boats. I have to get the kayaks licensed, too. What a joke...I'm the motor!

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Julie, I'm not "man with a ponytail" weird, am I?

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Well, you are cuter than him.