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August 13, 2007 at 4:05 PM #9842August 13, 2007 at 4:09 PM #74621JESParticipant
By the way, so long as you have a valid CA licence, you can log into the online system and do a change of address. Do this before you surrender your licence out of state! It would have saved me all of this trouble. Also, in my above situation, when I say that they cancelled my licence, but not the wife’s, that is because requested they cancel both licences, not a punishment imposed or anything like that. I had a new out of state licence and just wanted to simply cancel my CA one…
August 13, 2007 at 4:09 PM #74738JESParticipantBy the way, so long as you have a valid CA licence, you can log into the online system and do a change of address. Do this before you surrender your licence out of state! It would have saved me all of this trouble. Also, in my above situation, when I say that they cancelled my licence, but not the wife’s, that is because requested they cancel both licences, not a punishment imposed or anything like that. I had a new out of state licence and just wanted to simply cancel my CA one…
August 13, 2007 at 4:09 PM #74746JESParticipantBy the way, so long as you have a valid CA licence, you can log into the online system and do a change of address. Do this before you surrender your licence out of state! It would have saved me all of this trouble. Also, in my above situation, when I say that they cancelled my licence, but not the wife’s, that is because requested they cancel both licences, not a punishment imposed or anything like that. I had a new out of state licence and just wanted to simply cancel my CA one…
August 13, 2007 at 4:16 PM #74633Ex-SDParticipantWe had the same problem when we left in 2005 with four vehicles. We received new drivers license’ within two weeks of leaving and turned in the old ones to the DMV in SC. We notified them that we had moved and registered all four vehicles in SC but each time one of them would come due in CA they would send a renewal notice so we would notify them again but they kept sending delinquency notices. After repeated letters and phone calls, I finally got someone with some sense from the DMV on the phone and the notices stopped. It took over a year to get it straightened out.
What was really interesting was that it took us less than 30 minutes to get new drivers license’, and register four vehicles……….with NO appointment. We just walked in and we live in Greenville, SC which has 500k people in the county. Quite a contrast from the CA DMV.August 13, 2007 at 4:16 PM #74751Ex-SDParticipantWe had the same problem when we left in 2005 with four vehicles. We received new drivers license’ within two weeks of leaving and turned in the old ones to the DMV in SC. We notified them that we had moved and registered all four vehicles in SC but each time one of them would come due in CA they would send a renewal notice so we would notify them again but they kept sending delinquency notices. After repeated letters and phone calls, I finally got someone with some sense from the DMV on the phone and the notices stopped. It took over a year to get it straightened out.
What was really interesting was that it took us less than 30 minutes to get new drivers license’, and register four vehicles……….with NO appointment. We just walked in and we live in Greenville, SC which has 500k people in the county. Quite a contrast from the CA DMV.August 13, 2007 at 4:16 PM #74756Ex-SDParticipantWe had the same problem when we left in 2005 with four vehicles. We received new drivers license’ within two weeks of leaving and turned in the old ones to the DMV in SC. We notified them that we had moved and registered all four vehicles in SC but each time one of them would come due in CA they would send a renewal notice so we would notify them again but they kept sending delinquency notices. After repeated letters and phone calls, I finally got someone with some sense from the DMV on the phone and the notices stopped. It took over a year to get it straightened out.
What was really interesting was that it took us less than 30 minutes to get new drivers license’, and register four vehicles……….with NO appointment. We just walked in and we live in Greenville, SC which has 500k people in the county. Quite a contrast from the CA DMV.August 13, 2007 at 4:26 PM #74642bsrsharmaParticipantHmm.. We moved out, gave a change of address (in new state), registered in new state, ignored all the scare letters since we HAD evidence that we have always been legal (in registration). Did’t even bother with new licenses for a few months. Finally (on third notice or so), I just called up CA DMV and described the wasteful threat letters they are sending OUT OF STATE and she just wiped it all clean from the computer.
I think giving an out of state change of address as soon as possible may reduce the pain as it takes time to trickle down the database.
August 13, 2007 at 4:26 PM #74767bsrsharmaParticipantHmm.. We moved out, gave a change of address (in new state), registered in new state, ignored all the scare letters since we HAD evidence that we have always been legal (in registration). Did’t even bother with new licenses for a few months. Finally (on third notice or so), I just called up CA DMV and described the wasteful threat letters they are sending OUT OF STATE and she just wiped it all clean from the computer.
I think giving an out of state change of address as soon as possible may reduce the pain as it takes time to trickle down the database.
August 13, 2007 at 4:26 PM #74761bsrsharmaParticipantHmm.. We moved out, gave a change of address (in new state), registered in new state, ignored all the scare letters since we HAD evidence that we have always been legal (in registration). Did’t even bother with new licenses for a few months. Finally (on third notice or so), I just called up CA DMV and described the wasteful threat letters they are sending OUT OF STATE and she just wiped it all clean from the computer.
I think giving an out of state change of address as soon as possible may reduce the pain as it takes time to trickle down the database.
August 13, 2007 at 4:38 PM #74775nooneParticipantThe problem is that you’re claiming that you have moved out of California. The software knows that is a lie because no one leaves California.
August 13, 2007 at 4:38 PM #74780nooneParticipantThe problem is that you’re claiming that you have moved out of California. The software knows that is a lie because no one leaves California.
August 13, 2007 at 4:38 PM #74659nooneParticipantThe problem is that you’re claiming that you have moved out of California. The software knows that is a lie because no one leaves California.
August 13, 2007 at 4:42 PM #74665JESParticipantHaha, that’s great! They don’t even have a process built into the ‘system’ because who ever leaves CA, right. We also rather enjoyed the trip to the local DMV here in Iowa. No line, they handed the kids candy, the people working there were really happy, and we were in and out in 10 minutes.
August 13, 2007 at 4:42 PM #74781JESParticipantHaha, that’s great! They don’t even have a process built into the ‘system’ because who ever leaves CA, right. We also rather enjoyed the trip to the local DMV here in Iowa. No line, they handed the kids candy, the people working there were really happy, and we were in and out in 10 minutes.
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