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
Great customer service. I had an appointment and got there early and u was in and out before my appointment time.
You should have more than one person at the first check in at 8:00 to more fully use the open windows are just waiting and service more customers more quickly
This is a horrible Wait times. Gas company came through the building with fluorescent vest and the Illegal started getting nervous. One spoke a little English and told me he could only come to Columbia Heights because they translate and he could not go to coon Rapids because they don't. This is not fair for residence because this is the reason why we have such long wait times. The worst part about it is I waited two hours and then Was told the title I tried to transfer had a scribble so I get to go back for another two hours and wait in line. When I complained to the head lady, she told me to make an appointment, which I see there are No appointments available when I need them. What good does it do To make appointments then? Don't tell people that just to get them to shut up out the door. They have every right to be upset because there are illegals hogging up US citizen time to get things done. Deport!!! Don't cater to illegal breaking the law people and make the other ones doing everything they're supposed to suffer.
Quick and efficient
We had Rachel ( sorry if I misspelled your name ) help us on 03/03/2025.
She was knowledgeable and friendly.
Thanks for the great experience!
5 star rating!! :-)
She was knowledgeable and friendly.
Thanks for the great experience!
5 star rating!! :-)
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