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21 Mass. RMV Offices Bring Back In-Person License, Registration Transactions Halted By Pandemic
Starting Monday, a number of Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV) offices will offer more in-person service options that earlier were halted due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Twenty-one registry offices throughout the state will resume in-person license and registration transactions, as well as in-person bulk transactions for car dealers and insurance agencies.
Here are the offices welcoming back in-person services, according to the RMV:
- Braintree
- Brockton
- Danvers
- Easthampton
- Greenfield
- Fall River
- Haverhill
- Haymarket
- Lawrence
- Leominster
- Milford
- New Bedford
- Pittsfield
- Plymouth
- Revere
- Springfield
- South Yarmouth
- Taunton
- Watertown
- Wilmington
- Worcester
Registrar Colleen Ogilvie said that residents who want to visit a registry office should consider booking an appointment first, but that offices will once again try to help those who enter without appointments.
"We'll review your transaction and determine if we can service you right then and there," she said, adding that staffers may ask patrons to come back at a different time for same-day service.
Ogilvie said some RMV offices will continue to offer senior citizen designated service hours early on Wednesday mornings.