Hunterdon MVC office closed again due to COVID
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RARITAN TOWNSHIP – The New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission office on southbound Route 202/31 will be closed until April 14 because an employee has tested positive for COVID-19.
The employee at the licensing center tested positive on March 30.
Several MVC offices throughout the state are closed for cleaning and the completion of staff quarantine.
The other closed offices and their reopening dates are:
Randolph, April 3.
Lakewood, April 15
The MVC now offers over 75% of transactions online at NJMVC.gov. There are nearly 30 online services available at the website, including most renewals for licenses and registrations. Before scheduling an appointment, customers should first check to see if their transaction can be completed online and skip the trip to an MVC agency.
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All MVC centers now appointment-only because of pandemic
Walk-in service at New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission centers has been eliminated for now, as 15 branch offices are closed due to employee exposure to coronavirus.
Branch offices were designated as either as licensing centers or vehicle centers upon reopening in July, after months of closure due to the novel coronavirus pandemic. Eleven vehicle offices went to appointment only on Nov. 2 in a effort to eliminate long lines that saw customers camping out all night in order to get tickets that would get them service.
“We’ve made tremendous progress in clearing the backlog of registrations for newly purchased used vehicles, which enables us to move fully to an appointment system in Vehicle Centers, reducing our capacity but increasing customer convenience,” MVC Commissioner Sue Fulton said in a statement.
UpdatedMon, Dec 14, 2020 at 9:04 am ET
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NEW JERSEY – Another Motor Vehicle Commission center has closed because of the coronavirus, joining 14 other sites that have shut down as other centers switch to appointments only.
And starting Monday, all MVC Vehicle Centers will be open by appointment only. No walk-ins will be allowed.
A Vehicle Center processes registration transactions while a Licensing Center processes licensing transactions
(see the list below).
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All appointments are scheduled at NJMVC.gov. Appointments are added each day on a rolling 30-day basis. We ve made tremendous progress in clearing the backlog of registrations for newly purchased used vehicles, which enables us to move fully to an appointment system in Vehicle Centers, reducing our capacity but increasing customer convenience, said Sue Fulton, chief administrator of the Motor Vehicle Commission.