If you think you could have the new, supposedly better-looking CNMI driver`s license than what you currently have, well, weep.
The Bureau of Motor Vehicles` machine which processes the more modern CNMI driver`s license`s broken as of last week.
Retracing the steps motorists take when renewing their driver`s license
1. Go to BMV, get a yellow form, fill it out
2. Go to the Superior Court for a traffic clearance. Window 1 first. Pay $1.
3. From window 1, go to Window 5 to get the traffic clearance
4. Go back to BMV, to the farthest left window to pay $25
5. Then proceed to the farthest right window, submit all the receipts, documents, old license. Wait for your name to be called for a photograph.
6. Wait for the processing of your new license.
And just when you thought you`d be able to have a better looking driver`s license which you will carry for 3 years, well...
1 comment:
Same steps, (and job security for about 30 bodies), but it only cost $15 the last time I renewed. Guess they are paying for the machine that makes the 'better looking drivers license' with the extra.
On the other hand, maybe they are behind on the payments. (:-))
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