Record Request Browser allows customers to determine and request what records they need online, reducing cost and time

New York
The New York State Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) this week announced a new online service that customers can use to determine what records they need, how best to obtain them, and request those records.
The Records Request Navigator allows customers to request and pay for registrations online instead of mailing an application to the DMV, saving the customer time and money. The service can be accessed from the DMV website.
“As we continue to transform the DMV to be more efficient and responsive to the people we serve, we will make more services and transactions available online, which is the fastest and most efficient way to do business with the DMV,” DMV Commissioner Mark said. J.F. Schroeder.
In addition to registration and title record summaries, customers can request a variety of other records from the DMV, including collision (accident) records, traffic violation tickets, insurance records, license suspension orders, and registrations and warrants. license revocation. The Navigator can also be used to help them request statistics and data collected by the DMV.
Once a customer determines which record they need, they can request it online and mail it in or submit it to a secure online portal from which they can download and print or forward their document. The portal remains available to the client for subsequent document requests. The electronic delivery method avoids the risk of documents being undeliverable or lost in the mail. The Navigator informs customers of their submission and when their registration is complete through email notifications. Applications are processed within five business days.
The online application form displays an error if any required information is missing before a client can submit it. In contrast, mail-in application forms may be rejected if information is missing or inaccurate. Similarly, if a customer wants to speed up mail delivery, they have to pay extra for express service.
The DMV estimates that by reducing incoming and outgoing applications through the mail, Navigator will save New Yorkers several hundred thousand dollars per year in postage and money order fees, and the department will save at least $100,000 per year in expenses. printing and paper handling.
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- Navigator also makes it easy for customers to pay for registrations by allowing credit card payments. Credit card payments are not accepted on paper application forms sent by mail.
The Records Request Browser is just one of a variety of services and transactions available to customers online. - Customers can also use DMV’s REAL ID Document Guide to determine which documents they will need to bring to an office to obtain a REAL ID or Enhanced ID.
- Starting May 3, 2023, everyone flying in the US will need a REAL ID or another form of identification accepted by the federal government, such as a US passport or enhanced driver’s license.
- The DMV also offers more than 65 transactions online. Customers can quickly and easily renew a driver’s license, renew a registration, or renew a non-driver ID on the DMV website.
- Other core services include changing your address, replacing a lost license, permit, or ID, replacing a registration, checking the shipping status of a license, permit, or ID, and signing up for email and/or text reminders.
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Publicado el 02 de Septiembre 2022