Cherokee County Motor Vehicle - Centre, Alabama

El Cherokee County Motor Vehicle es una oficina de tráfico ubicada en 260 Cedar Bluff Rd #100, Centre, AL 35960. Esta oficina es fácilmente accesible en silla de ruedas, ya que cuenta con entrada y estacionamiento especialmente diseñados para personas con discapacidad.

Puede comunicarse con la oficina a través del número de teléfono 2569273654. Si prefiere, también puede visitar su página web oficial en cherokeecounty-al.gov para obtener más información sobre sus servicios.

El Cherokee County Motor Vehicle es conocido por su atención al cliente y su eficiencia en el procesamiento de documentos relacionados con el tráfico. Entre los servicios que ofrece se encuentran: renovaciones de licencias de conducir, registro de vehículos, y emisión de placas de identificación, entre otros.

Es importante tener en cuenta que algunos servicios pueden requerir una cita previa, así que es recomendable verificar su disponibilidad antes de visitar la oficina. Además, es recomendable traer toda la documentación necesaria para acelerar el proceso.

Según las opiniones de los clientes, la Cherokee County Motor Vehicle tiene una opinión media de 3.1/5 según Google My Business. Algunos clientes han elogiado la amabilidad y la eficiencia del personal, mientras que otros han señalado que el proceso puede ser lento en ocasiones. Sin embargo, la mayoría de los clientes están de acuerdo en que la oficina ofrece servicios de calidad y es una opción confiable para todos los trámites relacionados con el tráfico.

Opiniones de Cherokee County Motor Vehicle

Leanna

1/5

If I could give this place a zero I would The lady working at the driver license/ permit
The Examiner Morrison was very rude and Unprofessional , I would recommend go somewhere if you need to get your drivers licenses/ permit

Angela Stewart

1/5

Everyone is friendly here HOWEVER- the drivers license process is ridiculous. The examiner is only there on Tuesdays and you have to be there at 7am ( this arrival time isn’t stated anywhere) to get on a list. I showed up at 8am and was told there were no more morning openings (even though there are “No appointments”). I had to come back at 12:00pm when I was told I could put my name on the list for the afternoon. It was 12:30 before I got on the list and was told to come back at 1:30. There is no reason people shouldn’t be able to make an appointment online in advance. Thankfully, I didn’t have much to do today but it was still frustrating to have to stay in town all day and come and go so often. I’m writing this review for those who have to take off work and their schedules aren’t as flexible. You are probably better off driving to Jacksonville or Fort Payne. I am hoping that this will stir up some change in the way these issues are handled. I would suggest having a full time examiner or at the very least being able to schedule an appointment online ahead of time.

Cindy Stinson

1/5

You all were right!! I left four messages over two days & no return call as promised on their message! Finally went in today...assistance not much better than no return call! Didn’t look as though the five employees were being over worked! No one in line (2 did come on after me) no phones ringing (are they on silent maybe) so can’t imagine why they can’t return one of my 4 left messages. ..and had to ask for the supervisor before getting someone willing to help me!! No such thing as a public servant anymore these days.?

Johnny Phillips

5/5

Went in when my license was stolen or lost, they were really nice and got to work getting me a new license. From Joyce Phillips, Thank you very much.

Tom Rager (ADA Vulcan)

3/5

The lady that assisted me was great. However I was making comment (just a comment I was not being rude)about the difficulty that Alabama puts you through to get tags changed from other states. The office manager Tabitha Davis butted into our conversation with a rude and threatening comment. Then when I called her out on her comment. She tried to say it wasn't a threat, when the other people in the room heard what she said.

Sir NBK

1/5

I have the sense of 5 Karen's sitting around laughing at the phone. You know the Karens... fat, frosted hair, 30 year post cheerleaders that still think they're fine, never made it out of the small town. Their only recourse for their failed life is to not answer the phone for the rest of us that need these civil "servants" to do their predetermined, post cheerleader existence.
Do your job and answer the phone.... you'd think with all the bad reviews someone in the state would do something.

John

5/5

These people do a great job in my opinion with the limited amount of personal they have. Remember there are thousands of people in this county and they all are expecting to come first. Patience is key.

tony neja

5/5

Have lived in Cherokee Co for seven years. They have always been very friendly and helpfull. Especially compared to the Tag Offices in GA!