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Jaclyn4238 User is Offline

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04/30/2008 4:21 PM	Alert
I need to have my liscence changed over to an AZ one, which is the closest DMV to Maricopa, how do they usually run?

magnetic

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05/10/2008 2:08 PM	Alert
If you can't spell LICENSE you really don't deserve one

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desert_flower User is Offline

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05/11/2008 9:30 PM	Alert
Click on the link below for locations. I would say the one in Casa Grande is the closest. www.azdot.gov/mvd/OfficeHourssql/ofclink.asp

Kyouto42

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05/12/2008 7:12 AM	Alert
Though it's probably too late, if you need to register your vehicle Pinal county emmisions are a lot less strict (in some cases non-existant) in comparision to Maricopa county. So, for that I'd deffinatly recommend Casa Grande. As for the Maricopa side, the DMV off Chandler Blvd runs as well as any other DMV... aka slow.

theonegod

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05/15/2008 10:53 AM	Alert
Maricopa has a DMV office. Why go to Casa Grande or Chandler?

alanf

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05/15/2008 11:11 AM	Alert
Posted By theonegod on 05/15/2008 10:53 AM Maricopa has a DMV office. Why go to Casa Grande or Chandler? The office in Maricopa is a private enterprise and can not issue new licenses or plates. They are a renewal service.

theonegod

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05/15/2008 11:31 AM	Alert
Ah, good to know! I went to Chandler myself but only becuase I needed vehicle registration and knew the Maricopa location had no emitions location. Didn't realize it was not full service.

Krzy

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05/17/2008 10:32 PM	Alert
The office here in Maricopa does indeed do plates for out of state vehicles. I've registered two vehicles here in town. The weird thing is, they sent my wife to Casa Grande for something to do with smog on a 10 year old car and as it turns out, there was nothing to do at the CG DMV for it? Go figure. They required nothing additional. Just remember though, you'll pay a premium for any service performed at the local office.

When the only tool you own is a hammer, every problem begins to resemble a nail." - Abraham Maslow (1908-1970)

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