Everyone dreads going to Motor Vehicles. I got up early on a Saturday to go and wasn’t looking forward to it at all— I could think of a thousand things I’d rather do – sleeping in being on the top of that list. But the experience was rather pleasant and I was out in about a half hour. Next time I won’t procrastinate so long with getting things done at the DMV.
Ro J.
Rating des Ortes: 1 Audubon, NJ
Wow… absolutely rediculous. …I thought the DMV was supposed to be more efficient. …sitting for HOURS to just renew a DL, really… the employees are rude and really do not give a flying F ¥@$ Unprofessional making the experience even that much more unbearable. . How difficult is it to snap a photo and move on… Government work… and workers at its best
Steven T.
Rating des Ortes: 1 Cookeville, TN
Bad place ever!!! I came at the early morning to register new driver license, they said something wrong with the social security letter, then I had to go back social security administration to get a new letter. After that I came back to here, they checked my documents for 30′ and concluded my given name does not match with my I-20 and visa. The ridiculous thing is I have no problem with my name since I entered US, I also have my permit in Tennessee with the same given name!!! I asked what should I do, they just tell me correct the I-20 and did not tell me how. Now I figure it out by myself. NEVERCOMEBACKAGAIN!!!
Preston H.
Rating des Ortes: 1 Berlin, NJ
This location prides itself in meeting all stereotypes of a New Jersey state agency. The place are filled with employees that do a job half way. My son was scheduled for a driver’s test(yes he lost his license at 35), and as luck would have it, he failed his first written test. I was there when the agent told him he didn’t need an appointment to take the retest, just show up on any Wednesday. I questioned her specifically, but she clearly stated no appointment, just show up on a Wednesday. Well, we showed up on this Wednesday, and guess what happened. If you wired the brain power of all the employees in this location, you might be able to light a typical Christmas tree strand(provided it was outfitted with LED lights). Avoid this location at all costs, unless you enjoy frustration and aggravation… and let’s not forget unjustified arrogance.
Lee G.
Rating des Ortes: 1 Haddonfield, NJ
The Cherry Hill MVC Office… It used to be a streamlined and efficient service. Now it is staffed with rude disrespectful people who must all have ADD because they can not stay focused on their jobs. The attitude of the«Ladies» I dealt with was piss-poor at best. Everyone was an authority but no one knew what they were doing, and the poor public can do nothing but stand in line and endure the abuse. We would be better served if the management at these offices would do their jobs and fire some of these bottom feeders, or at least transfer them to some office where they do not have to deal with the public. Hey APRIL! Do us all a favor and take an extended leave of absence, or better yet — quit the job — You are an IDIOT! All you do is walk around the office like an authority but it is obvious to everyone, including your co-workers — that you are CLUELESS!!! You made an absolute MESS out of the Cherry Hill MVC Office today! And I hope your boss sees this!
Philthy D.
Rating des Ortes: 3 Philadelphia, PA
I recommend against coming after 11 a.m. because they all went to lunch starting at 11:30 and then the long line stopped moving.
Francis U.
Rating des Ortes: 1 Alexandria, VA
S.&F. U. extends it’s campus into NJ! The newest annex of Slip & Fall takes us to scenic Runnemede. Upon arrival, one has to check in at the«customer service» desk. In what way am I(or is anyone else) a customer? The DMV is not providing me with a good or a service, and oddly enough, I own no other possession which requires yearly registering. None of my real estate, fire arms, wives(jk), passport, require a yearly renewal… only registration in NJ. It is because of this fact, along with the fact that it would be literally criminal to avoid, which begrudgingly prompted me to the DMV. That makes the term«customer» rather a moot point. Since I am forced to pay to re-register my car, and will be held criminally accountable if I fail to do so, perhaps the sign at the desk should read«Extortion Services»…or «Shylock Services» if one prefers the alliteration. But at least the workers are pleasant. They don’t look at you while you are transacting, and only speak to you when they absolutely must, lest they interrupt their riveting conversations amongst themselves. I was able to learn about all the medical procedures my extortion service representative had, and is having, done. As I stood there, I was: made fun of for having too much identification, had my documents rudely thrown at me, and subjected to the least professional conversation I may have ever heard at a «business». To be sure, if any single person in my employ ever behaved similarly, they would be sacked at a blinding speed with no references, and a possible black eye. To quote Mr. Scrooge, «Perhaps they had better die, and decrease the surplus population.» To recap: This is not a business. You are not customers. DMV extorts your money. And the employees are among the rudest and classless persons I have met in this country, or any other.
David P.
Rating des Ortes: 1 Los Angeles, CA
I went there to get my motorcycle license– basically a new license with an «M» on the back– and was told to go to Cherry Hill office. What?
Sarah A.
Rating des Ortes: 1 Barrington, NJ
Went in to register a vehicle owned by a not for profit. No one had any idea how to do that. I finally after 5 trips and 2 yes 2 weeks was able to get my car registered. All I had to do was call Trenton and within 10 minutes they informed me of what I needed to tell the MVA.
