The DMV inspectors workloads can vary quite a bit and on occasion. It’s usually as simple as that. The inspector will get through more work than they originally had scheduled and have some extra time. Why? Potential dealers often times submit incomplete packages that have to be bypassed. Imagine that you were originally scheduled for a Thursday appointment. But if your inspector has a break in their schedule, they may call you on a Tuesday to come in. This means if you have everything in order, you get licensed 2 days faster. This puts you at the action this week instead of next week!
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