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Visiting RI this weekend, weather awesome. Even caught slight averted vision glance of the comet. This is Good Morning Moon.
RMV use to have estimated office wait times so you could choose your pain. I recently visited it and it's a real mess.
I can remember when the MA RMV site wasn't such a freakin' spaghetti bowl of html. Now it's a ******** to find anything!
wrt my predicament and the strong if generic recommendation to obtain an appointment before even bothering to go to an RMV service center, turned out you cannot obtain an appointment for replacing a trailer plate, you have to take your chances and physically appear at a service center that can handle the task (not all locations do!), stand in the "No Reservation" line, and hope for the best. You aren't actually told any of this by the RMV web site - you have to deduce it after starting the on-line process to obtain an appointment only to find there is no selection for "Trailer Plate Replacement".
I actually called my insurance agency (that I've had since 1973) and had one of the wonderful ladies there find out wth I actually needed to do and where. Good thing I did, as it turned out you need a form from your insurance to get a trailer plate replaced - another item the RMV web site neglected to relate - but which my agency emailed to me totally filled in with all the deets! All I had to do was print it and sign it. I'd have been screwed without her help!
Blessedly, I timed my arrival to 1:05 in the hope of an available agent with a short line. 30 minutes later I had a new plate which I promptly used to head up to NH for some fishing!
Cheers!
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