Submitted by bitchmomma69 t3_102k0hk in pittsburgh
I am looking for a private agency to get PA tags near Shadyside. I currently have out of state tags, and I need the help to transfer. Recommendations greatly appreciated.
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PGHxplant t1_j2tt13t wrote
If you're a AAA member it's a cinch at the East Liberty location. Just make sure you've got the title and PA insurance cards. Regardless, recommend you book an appointment for a PA inspection as soon as you have a plan to re-register (believe you have 10 days after the new tags).
KentuckYSnow t1_j2tzaww wrote
For the love of God don't waste your time with this shit hole. The people there are so unhelpful and disinterested, and it has to be the slowest place I've ever waited for service.
KentuckYSnow t1_j2tzdm7 wrote
Jeffs notary on Penn Ave. Gruff, but helpful. He only takes cash.
DarkKnyt t1_j2u1h5n wrote
You don't have to be a AAA member and I have always found them to be helpful, if a little slow. You do need to have allt be required documents.
Also not every notary will do complicated transfers or some might not do autos at all. Make sure you ask if they've done what you're asking them. I was trying to use local but eventually went to AAA when they said they weren't too confident in how to proceed.
g_h_o_s_t_ t1_j2u5zde wrote
Guy is a total Q anon nut fyi
PGHxplant t1_j2uczkj wrote
To be fair, the “just go to a notary” is utterly mystifying to folks from most states where you just go to the DMV for all license and registration requirements.
KentuckYSnow t1_j2upihk wrote
Don't care, as long as he does the professional part of the job quickly, accurately, and at a fair prices idgaf what he does on the weekend. Op didn't ask where to hang out for a good convo, just for tags etc.
Whatkindofbirdareu t1_j2truup wrote
Just find a local notary.... they will take care of it for you.