“Having the opportunity to serve our walk-in customers on a weekday will allow us to put our best foot forward and ensure we help as many walk-in customers as we can.” “Staffing on Saturdays has always been challenging, but the demand for services on our walk-in day is very high,” DMV Director Julie Butler said in a press release. In addition, the DMV will allow customers to make appointments for Saturdays starting July 15. Once they return, they will be issued a call number for their turn to walk up to a window. Walk-in customers will generally be given a ticket with a return time, the DMV said. Customers will be able to visit the department’s offices on Wednesday without an appointment. The DMV announced Tuesday that it will offer “Walk-In Wednesdays” starting July 12.
(Bizuayehu Tesfaye/Las Vegas Review-Journal) new option is coming for those who need to visit the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles. Customers wait in line the Nevada DMV office on Sahara Avenue on Friday, May 10, 2019, in Las Vegas.
