Traffic Police's Guidance for Driver's License Applicants
The Traffic Police have issued a statement on their Facebook page.
Studies have shown that individuals are submitting multiple applications (sometimes more than 10) for the same action related to vehicle registration or driver's license procurement. This not only complicates the process but also increases the waiting time for everyone involved.
In light of this and with the goal of providing timely services, the police inform that when a person submits multiple applications, only the last application will be processed for scheduling, cancelling all previous submissions. This means that by applying multiple times, individuals will delay their own turn.
Dear citizens, we urge you to only submit one application for the same action to the Traffic Police.
We also remind you of the electronic addresses for the registration and examination departments:
- Yerevan HQB – [email protected]
- Kotayk HQB – [email protected]
- Sevan HQB – [email protected]
- Kapan HQB – [email protected]
- Goris HQB – [email protected]
- Ashtarak HQB – [email protected]
- Vagharshapat HQB – [email protected]
- Armavir HQB – [email protected]
- Artashat HQB – [email protected]
- Ijevan HQB – [email protected]
- Martuni HQB – [email protected]
- Vayk HQB – [email protected]
- Gyumri HQB – [email protected]
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