What a pain this moving to new cities is. Other than the actual major stuff like moving, packing, loading, unloading, looking for an apt, there are stuff like updating your new address in 100 different places, getting a new drivers license, car registration, car insurance.
Right now i am doing the second set (which was supposed to be done like within 30 days of moving). Anyways, in Georgia, to get the car tags updated, we need to get the GA drivers license. To get the drivers license, we need to have proof of insurance. So while checking that out, I realized I didn't update my car insurance info after moving to Atlanta!! So, I need to shop for that now.
Anyways, to get the car tags, we also need to get the car emissions tested. And looks like we need to do this every single year. Isn't that a little overkill? Anyways, below is the pic of my Nissan getting emission tested :)
A collection of Ideas, News, Opinions, Images and so on and so forth. Just anything that catches my eye in this 'Internets'
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
-
I am not sure how much research has gone into this paper by K.C.Suri for Overseas Development Institute in London, written in 2002. I am jus...
-
The top 3.7 percent of all New York City students who take the Specialized High Schools Admissions Test hoping to go to Stuyvesant are accep...
-
Made this chart @ gasbuddy.com for the prices in Atlanta, GA. Check it out: Make your own graph here
Its nice blog you have there ;) How about secondset.com which let you do everything in one place
ReplyDeletethat'd be cool. but, therez not much we can do online regarding these issues. we need to be in person. as far as directions to get these done properly, the site http://www.dmv.org/ga-georgia/ does a pretty good job
ReplyDelete