When a caller reaches the Montana Department of Vehicles, they first have to listen to a recorded message that runs through general information about several DMV things like licensing and registration. The message then suggests that callers visit its website to take care of a number of tasks quicker. While it's clear that they would prefer that callers go online to resolve issues, I had a question about the real ID and wanted to talk to someone about it. For that reason, I chose to stay on the line.
After listening to about two minutes of messaging, the directory started, so I had to listen carefully to find my option. It said that to talk about title issues or other vehicle-related issues, press one, and for scheduling appointments and real ID, press two. There were a total of five different options, so I went with option 2. While I could have just skipped to the real ID option, I listened to the entire directory map because sometimes you get an option to stay on the line to talk to someone, but that wasn't the case in this situation.
After pressing two, I was taken to a new directory recording that went through a couple of items before I heard press three to learn more about Real ID. This time didn't sit through the rest of the directory options because I didn't think it would be worth my time. Immediately after pressing three, I was sent to a hold line that had nice music playing in the background. I was working at the computer, so I turned my speaker on and sat my phone next to the laptop—this way, I could multitask and didn't have to worry about missing the customer rep.
It took about ten minutes, it may have been slightly under ten, but I was connected with a customer service agent who was clear and friendly. They asked me what they could do for me, and I told them I needed a Real ID but wanted to discuss what documents I would need. I'm not sure where a few things are, so I wanted to know what I could use as a substitute for my birth certificate since I wasn't born in Montana, and it would not be easy to find. The agent was helpful, and I hung up the phone with answers to my questions. I didn't appreciate the directory maze, but I would call again.
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