personal / errands/DMV

After my appointment, I realized my registration was still expired.

I arrived at the DMV only to find it closed for a training day.

I couldn’t believe how many people were there on a Wednesday morning.

I couldn’t find my proof of residency, making the visit a waste.

I filled out the forms at home but still had questions at the DMV.

I finally gathered all my documents but forgot my identification.

I finally got my turn, only for the system to crash unexpectedly.

I had all my documents, yet the staff insisted on more proof.

I learned that appointments don’t guarantee a quick visit at all.

I mistakenly thought the DMV would open early on Saturdays.

I parked in the wrong lot and had to sprint to make my appointment.

I spent hours at the DMV, only to leave without my new license.

I thought I’d be in and out, but the DMV visit took all afternoon.

I took a day off work only to miss my DMV appointment entirely.

I waited for over an hour only to discover I had the wrong form.

I was told my paperwork was incomplete, despite my preparation.

I watched the clock tick as the line seemed to move at a snail's pace.

The clerk processed my application but forgot to give me the receipt.

The DMV offered online services, but I still preferred in-person help.

The DMV staff were surprisingly friendly, which was a pleasant shock.

The line at the DMV wrapped around the building like a snake.

The photo for my ID turned out blurry, so I had to retake it.