Submitted by [deleted] t3_10ms8o5 in massachusetts
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Son_of_Blorko t1_j64tmzb wrote
I wish you the best of luck. Our RMV is the worst. I am in a similar situation only because of them - when I tried to restore my license after a suspension I was misled by two different employees, then when I took the trip to one of their major offices I was told I could have just renewed it at the local office but was now ONE day past that deadline and now have start from scratch like a kid. I'm 50, and I had a class B CDL. Not jumping through those hoops again!
arbitraryupvoteforu t1_j64ucve wrote
That is definitely the case but I also must obtain a permit.
ccasey t1_j64ujbp wrote
You will hear 10 different opinions from 10 different people. The only thing that works for cutting through the bullshit red tape at Mass RMV is to show up in person and block a couple hours out of your schedule
arbitraryupvoteforu t1_j64ul2n wrote
I’m sorry this happened to you and I’m sorry for me. This is a nightmare.
arbitraryupvoteforu t1_j64vb08 wrote
So they don’t answer their phones?
saintmusty t1_j64weg0 wrote
Try your insurance company, they usually know what's happening down there
jrprov1 t1_j64xjd5 wrote
The written test mentioned above gets you your permit when you pass it. The road test and eye test then gets you your license when you pass them.
kattt123 t1_j64yc69 wrote
Fun_Top5285 t1_j650lar wrote
May have to have an appointment. Check 1st.
Fun_Top5285 t1_j650zkv wrote
CDL? Is this your livelihood? MFs !
Son_of_Blorko t1_j6522vf wrote
Thankfully, I stopped driving commercially years back and moved on to carpentry!
jrprov1 t1_j64tj75 wrote
This is directly from MA RMV site: If your (out of state) license has been expired more than 1 year, a full test (written and road) and an eye test will be required. If your license is active or is expired for less than 1 year, a written and road test is not required.