Minnesota
The Minnesota Department of Public Safety (DPS), Driver and Vehicle Services (DVS) oversees the functions of:
- Minnesota Driver's licenses
- Minnesota ID Cards
- Minnesota License Plates
- Minnesota Permits
- Minnesota Titles
- Minnesota Vehicle Registrations
Recent DVS Reviews
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I need to transfer a title and renew a drivers license, Sasha helped us. She handled my friend's drivers license first, which went quick, but then the transfer of title, it took a while, but she was kind, and knowledgeable, and helped us fill out the form, have never done that before, she spent 45 minutes with us, and I would give her 10 stars for her excellent customer service experience ! 5 stars below, but it wouldn't let me do that..?
I need to transfer a title and renew a drivers license, Sasha helped us. She handled my friend's drivers license first, which went quick, but then the transfer of title, it took a while, but she was kind, and knowledgeable, and helped us fill out the form, have never done that before, she spent 45 minutes with us, and I would give her 10 stars for her excellent customer service experience ! 5 stars below, but it wouldn't let me do that..?
Stopped in and was pleasantly surprised at the great level of Service. The lady who helped me was very professional and friendly. Much better than my pas experiences here. Good job!
Staff is wonderful at this location!! Very professional, friendly and incredibly helpful with my questions.. They were tare generally busy but do get customers or people through as quickly as they can. I love going to this location!
Waited 3 hours!! No staff! My service took 10 minutes once they called my #. Hire more staff!
The information posted here is no longer correct. Call your local office to confirm any information you have @ 651-275-7000 because the State's website doesn't always have the most recent information as well.
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