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West Virginia Division of Motor Vehicles Moves

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The West Virginia Division of Motor Vehicles recently moved into 5707 MacCorkle Ave SE, Ste 200 Charleston  25317. Also new mailing addresses were established of driving record and vehicle records matters.

 

For driving record matters use  Compulsory Insurance Section, Driving Records, PO Box 17020 Charleston  25317, 304-558-4444. For Vehicle Record matters use vehicle Records, Box 17150, Charleston  25317 or 11???, 304-558-0282.

Full post as published by BRB's Public Records Blog on February 03, 2010 (boomark / email).

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