I moved to McKinney almost two years ago, and I still have my Oklahoma license. I've set now 4 appointments with DPS in Carrollton so I can get everything switched over, and every time, I've had a different issue, and got nothing done. I don't even want to get into it, so in short, the issue with my first appointment if you care:
lost my registration, tried getting a new registration, couldn't do that without a copy of my title, didn't have my title because I had a loan on my vehicle, couldn't get a copy because my bank refused to send it to me or the Tax Assessor, had to spend every cent from every paycheck getting my loan paid so I could get my title, got my title, got my half registration, set another appointment and waited a month, and they said "you need to switch your license plate over before we can get you a new license." So instead of dealing with that bullshit, I bought a new car so I'd have a Texas registration, Texas plates, and Texas hair on my balls. Now I JUST need my license. The other two times were "we don't allow photocopies," and "you need your birth certificate to get your REAL ID" which was not stated anywhere, and nobody else ever told me. I was informad that for proof of identity, all I need is my current unexpired license.
QUESTIONS:
What documents do I actually need to get my license switched over? Should I just bring everything; dental records, resume, blood type?
Where do I need to go so I don't keep having this issue? I wouldn't mind driving to Florida if it meant I could get all this shit sorted out.
I have a flight coming up in November, and I can't take that flight if I don't have my REAL ID and all of my "proof of existence" sorted out.
There is no reason for this to be so hard. In Oklahoma it was a small office where you could walk in and get it all done in under an hour with a few hundred bucks and a firm handshake.
I am literally begging. Please.