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Oldgearz · 01-25-2021, 02:42 PM

I have no knowledge about NC, but everyone should know that DMV's are hopelessly behind and stressed at the current time. I applied for special plates in September and have yet to hear a thing - going on 5 months. They won't even answer my e-mails anymore since I relayed to then that my old-timer plates would make a great Christmas gift. I got a notice in the mail two weeks ago that my drivers license was expiring, but good news.....I could now apply on-line if I was between 17 and 75. Since I am, I went on line and after laboriously filling in all the info, the system rejected me because I was not between the ages of 21 and 69. Obviously the system was not updated to accept the new age group. Of course, this is Idaho and I imagine there must be some state DMV's with better management, but everyone needs to be patient when dealing with licensing or plates these days. (Hope they don't see this message!)

01-25-2021, 02:42 PM	#8
Oldgearz Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2020 Location: Sagle, Idaho Posts: 359	Re: Registration process in North Carolina I have no knowledge about NC, but everyone should know that DMV's are hopelessly behind and stressed at the current time. I applied for special plates in September and have yet to hear a thing - going on 5 months. They won't even answer my e-mails anymore since I relayed to then that my old-timer plates would make a great Christmas gift. I got a notice in the mail two weeks ago that my drivers license was expiring, but good news.....I could now apply on-line if I was between 17 and 75. Since I am, I went on line and after laboriously filling in all the info, the system rejected me because I was not between the ages of 21 and 69. Obviously the system was not updated to accept the new age group. Of course, this is Idaho and I imagine there must be some state DMV's with better management, but everyone needs to be patient when dealing with licensing or plates these days. (Hope they don't see this message!)