Department of Motor Vehicles

Even though I cried a little while paying I have to admit I love the fact that I was in and out in less than 15min.
I didn’t appreciate the 2.79% fee for using a debit card, but the service was great.

Wasn’t a bad wait. Went to get my new plates for my 08 and the lady that called my number was in training and when I sat down I told her what carmax had told me, and the lady training her (long hair skinny older blonde) was a total bitch and gave me nothing but shit attitude. I’ve never had a leased car, I’ve never done this, I was just repeating what carmax had said to me. If it’s wrong then POILITLY! Explain it to me. Insted of speaking to me like I’m a moron. again I dont do this everyday. And if you don’t like your «salary» job then quit. If your gunna work and speak with numerous people throughout the day be a better people person. Hate this place.

4 hours of waiting only to be told I needed to go back to get a signature. There were over 130 customers and only 5 bodies to help all the poor victims. Not only rude, but grossly incompetent. No one to answer simple questions, give basic information, and heaven forbid they actually staff the goddamn joint.
Like every other Jefferson County office you can count on a long wait followed by an incompetent employee to not be the least bit helpful. My tax dollars at work.

They lost my ticket number in the queque not once but TWICE, I never got called. Instead I just went up to the counter, tired of watching ppl go ahead of me and told her I needed to be serviced.
Rude woman behind the counter. Cuts me off after every sentence.
Then she tells me I would be charged a fee to use my debit card… You are literally the department of revenue, all you do is sell paper/​take in money aka are a business and you want to fine me for using plastic in 2014?
BTW I called ahead of time and no one mentioned the card fee when I asked what all I needed. They probably figure once they have people in the door, they know the majority of them dont want to come back a second time so they just pony up. Poor business, poor customer service.

The thought of registering my car sent shudders through me. The cost, the wait, the piss poor attitudes of government employees. Thankfully I only dealt with one of these items. I got the bad attitude employee which is a one to two star situation. However, given the quick turn around that was by far a five star experience.
I just don’t understand bad attitudes. If people threw a smile on they might find their job which means their day might be a little more enjoyable. And people might react well to a positive employee until the situation snow balls into a happy positive experience for everyone involved.

Best DMV ever. In and out with advice on how to make my experience faster. Thank you Pamela. You are the greatest.

So much better than my Denver county experiences! Not sure why Colorado makes such a hassle out of registration and drivers licenses… go virtual it’s south easier on is and you!
But, if you have to go thus is the quintessential DMV experience with low open tables and big queue # placards. The wait is minimal and the staff are as friendly as they can be dealing with us all day!

I don’t think I’ve ever been in and out of a DMV in less than thirty minutes. Granted, I was one of the first to arrive when the doors opened at 7:30 a.m., but it felt great to have business taken care of after a short wait and a fairly pleasant interaction with the clerk. I got plates for my new car, and even transferred the registration for my old car, in much less time than I had expected. There was a hiccup involving a typo on the paperwork for my new registration, but the clerk took care of it and I didn’t have to worry about a thing. I stressed myself out thinking the whole experience was going to be a hassle, but it really wasn’t. All that worrying for nothing!

It’s the DMV and as far as they go this one isn’t too bad. This one seems to move a teeny bit faster than some of the others that I have been to. Also the people that work here don’t seem to hate their jobs as much. They are engaging while they are helping you and usually apologize if they have to ask a supervisor or co-​worker for assistance. The new check in system they have seems to work a little bit better than the «grab a number and hope that you will get out of there before your next birthday» system that used to be in place. I feel like this is my new hang out spot since I have had to come here several times in the last couple of months for work related stuff. While coming here isn’t really at the top of my list of things to do, I could think of about 100 things that are worse. And that’s saying something…

In and Out, and I don’t mean the burger joint. I walked in with a title to transfer and 15 minutes later was already half way home. Sure, it’s not the friendliest conversation, but are you there for someone to rub your shoulders and listen to all your problems? No. You are not. Get your number, bring the right forms (it’s all online and you can call and ask questions before you arrive so you come prepared), don’t forget the checkbook, and your county DMV needs will be taken care of.
Only downside is that CO has 2 DMV options: county services and state services like licensing. Even in whackball commonwealths like VA they do it all in one location, so CO needs to get it’s legislative act together and fix that.

I agree with the other reviewer. The employees were pleasant and my transaction was taken care of very quickly. I went around 10 am on a Monday. It’s worth noting that there’s a separate line and dedicated clerks for license plate stickers.

Generally efficient. The employees are usually friendly, or at least not antagonistic. What else is there to say about this place?

I was in and out of here in under 30 minutes. I pulled number 26 and they were on number 8, but don’t let that fool you. They called at least 6 numbers that no one answered to (apparently people take numbers and leave).
The location is pretty old (70s I’d say, but there are comfortable chairs to wait in, and everyone I saw behind the counters sounded and looked really friendly.
My questions were answered, I got everything I needed, and it was a really quick and painless process.

Arrived on a Monday at 10:36 according to my ticket. Got to the window at 1:30, only to have to wait in line for my picture… Renew online for your license if you are OK with the picture, otherwise, be prepared for a morning or afternoon waiting, waiting, waiting. If you are a people watcher, this is a prime location!

For government offices I found this place to be pretty good. I arrived Friday afternoon at 4:15 and found myself to be 6^th in line. While I was here I looked around at my fellow citizens waiting for license plates. I found a very wide mixture of people here and all of the staff seemed quite helpful. Even the lady who cut in front of everyone and just walked up to a desk and started doing her business. The attendant called out a number and after not seeing anyone stand up to go up to the desk the attendant called out the same number and the lady jumped up and headed over to the desk. I was sure she had a number after everyone else because she had came into the parking lot and got the number after mine. But nobody said anything which was pretty nice. Overall place was pretty fast and efficient can’t ask for much more in a government office.

I got to this DMV on a Tuesday morning at 7:27. When I arrived, there were all ready four people in line outside the door. When the doors opened, there were five desks open. Within nine minutes, I had shiny new Colorado license plates and tags. Granted, I had everything ready in a file (emissions results, title, VIN verification, current registration, and proof of insurance), but still, I think I set a world record for DMV speed.
The office is kind of shady and the fact that is requires a security guard make me nervous, but still, DMV in nine minutes? Can’t complain.

Just plain bad. Allow a LOT of time. Take a book, homework, nail polish, a copy of War and Peace. Prepare to nap… a very LONG time.
I went early-​ish on a Tues, mid-​month. No holiday, not a full moon, no coupon giveaways, no special needs, nothing… and it still took FOUR HOURS. Ok, ok… sorry…to be EXACT…3 hours and 50 minutes.
I arrived at 9am and there were 53 people ahead of me. Yes 53. You may get lucky and get out sooner but you may not.
The counter folks weren’t actually mean or rude to me but I heard several bad stories from those who had visited this location before.
So sad that our government offices are many times the most disorganized.
Ok, enough said.

For being a government run place, they do pretty well. The key here is to avoid the first/​last of the month, mondays/​fridays, and election times (this is a polling place). They have a ‘renewal only’ line which helps speed up the process, especially if you just need to write them a check and get out of there. I’ve been there a few times and have found the employees to be courteous. They’ve recently installed a security guard there. Those guys range from nice and part of the background to way too interactive with the process and making it more confusing than it should be.

Does anyone EVER enjoy a trip to the DMV? I mean, really. It’s the same kind of «ugh» feeling you get when you walk up to your car and see that yellow «PARKING TICKET» envelope, or when you open your mail and, «Oh, great. Xcel bill is due». In other words, not really fun, but unfortunately necessary.
However, switching the county my little Priscilla is registered in was not nearly as convoluted as I’d dreaded it was going to be. I simply had to walk in, show my old registration, new insurance card with current [JeffCo] address on it, pay the lame fee, and voila! Updated registration, address, and renewed plates’ sticker.
The customer service (if you could call it that) was so-​so. At this particular location they’re all sitting down in a row of desks so at least you can take a load off (especially if you’d been waiting in line for a while) while the business is happening. I laid down my driver’s license, but this was after I’d been asked, «Are you Tiffany?», and I’m not sure the lady even looked at my DL. Which isn’t exactly good because I could have just brought in anyone’s information and said, «Yes that is me»… though why I’d want to register someone else’s car is beyond me so maybe that’s why she didn’t care to verify.
Either way, I was just happy to be in and out in under 10 minutes. I went on a Thursday afternoon around 3pm. I suppose I would recommend that, if you have to undergo the bummer that is a transaction at the DMV, you shoot for a Thursday afternoon. Around 3pm. Hopefully it will be a desolate as the day I went in, and you too can be in and out without any trouble. Or any fun. Aw :(