Registry of Motor Vehicles

Worst fucking service ever. How does there numbering system work? Does it really matter if you show up early? Why are the people that work there so useless? And why are they mad before work even started? They open at 10 on Thursday so it’s not like they even had to wake up early to be here. How can you call them and ask a question instead of driving to the rmv only to be told you don’t have a the proper paperwork. Don’t tell me to look online because they obviously didn’t have the answers I needed. You know the worst part? It’s the only one around me unless I wanna drive an hour. No thanks. Get your shit together Leominster rmv. You suck.

If you’re looking to take a driver’s test, I would avoid this RMV. The instructor you will have is very strict and very picky with how people drive. Chances are you will most likely fail if you make ONE mistake. If you’re also the kind of person who gets nervous easily, again, I would avoid this one. The instructor represents a drill seargent/​state trooper and gives you that vibe that he’s going to bite your head off if you don’t follow his instructions. I took my driver’s test here and failed twice. Avoid this place unless you’re just getting your license renewed (which I’ve also heard nothing but bad things about).

Busy yes but knowing why you’re there, what you need and where to go makes it
relative was there for a road test. Arrived early as requested, this is not a drop in place or arriving with the attitude I can be a few minutes late kind of place.
The tester was polite. there were no unusual demands that weren’t covered in permit
trick questions. Did hill stop, three point turn around et…
Know your skills you can’t go wrong and
the way he has only been to Leominster once but passed.
Hint it’s not quick after test so his transportation person there got a snack at McDonald’s and waited in the overflow lot.

THIS PLACE SUCKS ASSSS! I took a road test their and the whole thing took like 6 minutes the guy was rude and just a jerk. He rushed me and took me into this deserted neighborhood and made me parallel park in front. yes the car hood was facing me. he made me parallel park in front of a car. i managed to do it. and do all the other things perfectly. but on the right turn into the rmv I «hesitated to turn» and «disrupted the flow of traffic»… Just cause you low life rmv workers have such a sucky life doesnt mean you need to take it out on teenagers trying to pass a road test. biggest waster of time in my life. never going back their. and also dont wanna get lung cancer from second hand smoke. that place is lit the fuck up!!! piece! love ! fuck u leominster!

Do not wait in line if you have a SCHEDULED hearing. Excuse yourself as you make your way in the door and take a seat on a bench near the exam room.

Transferring from another state is just painful in Massachusetts. Way too much bureaucracy and not enough RMVs. Even for super organized people like me who read the instructions, do the paperwork ahead of time, and have all of their documents… it’s painful.
Leominster is one of the few locations that is open later on certain days. This is a plus.
The woman I dealt with was extremely nice and walked me through the process of registering my car and getting my license transferred. It was much less painful thanks to her.
The only holdup was the insurance stamp. This is so DUMB. You can’t add a car to an insurance policy without proof of registration and you can’t register a car without insurance. Anyway, we couldn’t contact anybody at our insurance company, so we had to come back the next day (ugh) once we did. The woman who waited on me gave me a ticket so I didn’t have to wait again when I came back. Sweet!
It’s out of my way to come here, but since it’s a little off the beaten path it’s kind if ideal.

I’ve moved quite a bit and so am experienced at jumping through hoops to get my vehicle registered and getting a driver’s license in several states.
By far, I must say MA has it down and understands from the customer’s point of view that we hate lines and want to get in and out as quickly and painlessly as possible.
My total time from entering to exiting the RMV was less than an hour at about 3:30pm on a Tuesday (and not end of month). I stood in one line which made sure I had the form I needed (which I filled out online before getting there) and was given a number. I then waited approximately 20 minutes to be called to the counter by Brian. My experience from that point forward was both efficient and pleasant. I was able to get my driver’s license transferred from out-​of-​state, register to vote, get a transponder for the toll roads, AND, get this — at the same counter, with the same representiative, was able to get my license plate! No way! I’ve never, ever been able to take care of both my license and plates by standing in one line. Priceless!
And a special thank you to Brian, the representative that tended to my transactions so politely and attentively.

Do not EVER come in here. You might think that you can avoid the wait by going to a more remote RMV but you are sorely mistaken.
The two hours I wasted here were torture. Crazy people, crying babies, crying people, coughing, choking… it was like a circle of Hell. And the ringleader of it all mans over everyone with an unspeakable arrogance and attention to detail and duty that would make a meter maid jealous.
And the worst part? I wasn’t even able to get my registration because of sheer ineptitude on the part of the people working there. They flat out refused me because of a perceived error which was actually on their end. They kicked me out because it was closing time and they had better things to do.
I went to the RMV in downtown Boston the next day and had my registration without any problems in 20 minutes.