I'm not sure why there's some negative reviews here, I thought it was awesome! Mind you, the…read moreNegative Nancy's who are complaining must have never been exposed to hardcore DMV joints in giant cities. Las Vegas, NV, for instance, where you'll wait literally hours to be seen. In most DMVs you're just a number. Here, on the other hand, zero numbers used! I made an appointment, however, I'm not sure if that was really even needed. There were only a handful of people in there when I popped in at approximately 1130 on a Saturday morning. When first entering they greet you and ask for your name. They even offer you some bottled water while you wait. Now tell me that service occurs at a regular DMV/MVD (whatever you call them across the country)? It doesn't! Sure, you're paying 29 bucks extra for that service, but if you're anything like me, you've pissed away far more on much more worthless crap before plenty of times. This? A no-brainer! Do yourself a solid, pay the extra 29 bucks and make it easy on yourself. Cheers!

Most of the employees were rude and unwilling to help. They were high priced for their services and…read moreI went to the real state sponsored MVD instead. Better communication skills would have retained me as a customer,.

MVD Express Las Cruces NM 6/28/25 Wonderful. Savannah helped…read moreme renew my Real ID drivers license. She was polite, professional,informative and courteous at all times. She was not just helpful to me but made sure other people who came in were greeted and helped to get started with their issues. I will pass along my experience to friends and associates and business clients. Billie Jackowiak.

Checked in with the online kiosk and it told me there was a 2-2 1/2 hour wait. That's not express…read moreby any means but that's okay because they send you a text when your spot comes up. There's also a link to a tracker that tells you how long until they're ready for you. So I drove all the way back home and waited until the tracker said 30-45 mins left and then I drove back over. When I got there it said I had 30 minutes. I was totally fine waiting in my car until they're ready for me. The lobby was really packed anyways. About a couple minutes later, I receive a text saying they're ready for me at kiosk 3. Cool, so I immediately go inside. I was just right in the parking lot so it only takes me a few seconds to get inside. I locate station 3 and walk over but there are a couple people there already. I look at the board that shows who is up next and I don't see my name. I take a seat and wait for the next rep to open up. While I do that I pull up the tracker and now it says I have "missed my visit". When the next rep goes up I explain that I was suppose to be next at station 3 but there was someone there. The lady at the next station tells me that they called my name and since I didn't show up they moved onto the next person. I explained that I was waiting in the parking lot until I got the text and then I immediately came inside. It had literally been less than a minute. I had the text that showed that. The lady said when they're busy they call your name and if you're not there they moved on. Okay, fine. But I should be next then right? No. She said it was too bad and I would have to join the queue again. I'm completely shocked that they would do that. What is the point of having a text sent if by the time you walk inside it's no longer valid. Luckily the lady at the station I went to decided to help me and she was very nice and professional but the one at the station next to her was as just so unpleasant and did not care whatsoever. I would never recommend this place. Just go to the regular dmv. Way cheaper and honestly you'll get in way faster. This place use to be express but not anymore.

I don't have time to make appointments and schedule things. This place is walk in. Never waited…read moremore than 5 minutes. The ladies are professional and straight to the point. They do their job, straight and simple. I pay for convenience and not to sit in the local dmv waiting to be called ( which is appointment only now).

I've been using DnA Title for all my vehicles. I'm always buying, selling, or trading classics and…read moreprefer to use DnA. they've always been friendly and quick. There is an added fee since they are a private company and not the actual MVD, but it's always worth a little extra if it means I don't have to deal with a government office!

Fast and efficient, but charged me $6 fee without telling me about it. $5 service fee plus $1 for…read moreprinting my document. Also only accepted cash. I don't usually carry cash so I was just lucky that I still had the cash I was carrying for a recent trip. ​I tried calling in advance to see if there was a fee but they didn't answer the phone. I probably would still have have gone if I'd known about the fee to save time at the DMV, but fees should be posted and/or explained up front, especially when applied to government registrations. So five stars for service and speed, minus one star for hidden fees and a second star for cash only.

I am so thankful to have been told about Express Car Titling, because they saved me a trip from…read morepurgatory to hell... the county tax office to register my car lol (the DMV counts too). It would've taken longer to have gone through the drive thru at McDonalds, that's how fast they were! I was probably in and out within four minutes including processing of payment. They grabbed my VIN number, form of payment, and driver's license and I walked out with a brand new registration sticker. The staff here was super helpful and alerted me ahead of time of the $10 processing fee and credit card processing fee. Let's just say I gladly had no issue whatsoever! Take my money and let me leave with my sanity lol.

A big fan of Express Car Titling 2. Although this visit was a long wait as we waiter more than 30…read moreminutes for a client who did eight plates in one go. You can use your app and show them copy of your insurance. Bring your personal ID in my case a TX Driving license; and copy of the inspection. All is good and off we go!

Just received my vehicle from AZ and needed to register my vehicle, I called first to make sure I…read moregot all the information before driving to the location. The clerk by the name of Claudia was very helpful and service oriented! Once I arrived at 9:30am, I stood in line for about 10 minutes and was asked COVID19 questions and proceeded to enter. Once at the counter it took about 18 minutes to complete my transaction and again very great service! Was super surprised that a government office was so customer oriented! Thank you!

Friendly service. Helpful employees. Good service. Lines are…read morealways long but they move fast. I got the help I needed!!!

The staff is very pleasant and professional. The business is very efficient and the wait line moved…read morefast! In and out in 10 minutes!

Well, someone had to do this. I strive to be fair when rating an organization, and it was a…read morestruggle for me to give this company three-stars. I struggled with the rating because I realize that during these times of the Covid-19 Pandemic, everyone is on edge, and I believe that may be what led to my butting heads with the female manager of this business. My whole intent was to go in and do a simple transfer of ownership with another party, but temperatures went from 0 to 100(+) immediately. When I went up to the counter with the other party member whom I was doing the vehicle title transfer with, the female manager told that person (in spanish) that only one person could be at the counter at one time. Of course since she did not know whom I was, she did not realize that I was bilingual. She then told the other person whom I was with that "HE" needs to go back outside. At that point, I asked the female manager would my signature be needed on any documents, and she replied that 'you need to go back outside and wait'. She gave no further explanation, and just refused to answer my simple question. The female manager then became seriously agitated as witnessed by me in her tone and facial expressions. Seeing that the situation was escalating, I turned and started walking back outside and I mumbled how crazy this was, or words to that effect. The female manager then became outsized irate and kept asking me "what did you say?" Again, her actions took me by surprise. She converted to what New Yorkers call "street attitude", or what El Pasoans call "corriente". The female manager said that she did not like my attitude. Wow! Can you imagine that ? She did not like my attitude. I calmly explained to her that her responsibility in the job that she was carrying out was not to "check" attitudes, but to "process paperwork". I then walked back outside to let things calm down. I eventually had to go back in and get the paperwork fully processed, and at a certain point apologized to her for whatever escalated things. She then went on to explain how stressed-out they have been as a result of this pandemic, etc. I fully understood where she was coming from, and wished her well at the end of the transaction. After rolling back the tape on the incident, I believe we both drew our guns way too fast, but I come from the school of thought of "take care of the customer". I have worked in numerous jobs in my life, to include retail, and being alert and clear minded is of the utmost importance for any manager. Again, I wish her well during these stressful times.