Georgia DDS Customer Service Center hours, holiday closures, and Saturday availability vary by location. Knowing your center's exact schedule before you go prevents a wasted trip; most follow a standard schedule.
Georgia Class CP knowledge exams are walk-in at DDS Customer Service Centers. Check the specific location's services and posted hours before visiting, and arrive early enough to begin the test before the cutoff.
Smaller offices may close for lunch (typically 12-1 PM). Always verify hours for your specific center using the DDS location finder.
Customer Service Centers are generally closed on Mondays. Because each DDS location has its own schedule, check the individual center page before traveling.
| Location | Weekday Hours | Saturday Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Atlanta (Whitehall St) | 7:30 AM-6:30 PM | 7:30 AM-12:00 PM |
| Augusta (Mike Padgett Hwy) | 8:00 AM-6:00 PM | 8:00 AM-Noon |
| Savannah (Eisenhower Dr) | 7:30 AM-6:30 PM | Varies |
Can you take the permit test on weekends in Georgia? Yes, at participating centers on Saturdays. Sunday testing is not available.
Are Georgia DDS offices open on holidays? No. All DDS centers close for state and federal holidays, including New Year's Day, Independence Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. They also often close on 'bridge days' like the Friday after Thanksgiving.
For Georgia permit process details, see the Georgia permit guide.
No. Saturday availability depends on the location. Use the DDS location finder and open the specific Customer Service Center page to confirm that center's Saturday hours and services.
Check both the specific Customer Service Center page and the official DDS Office Closures page. The location page shows normal operating days and hours; the closures page lists holiday and special closures.
DDS identifies Tuesday as its busiest day. For a generally lighter visit, favor the middle of the week and middle of the day, while checking your chosen center's hours first.
Appointments are required for road skills tests, not Class CP knowledge exams. Road-test availability varies by location, so use the dedicated appointment and road-test guidance for current scheduling rather than relying on fixed regional wait estimates.
Which day of the week is best to visit the Georgia DDS? Avoid treating Tuesday as a best-day default because DDS identifies it as its busiest day. Wednesday or Thursday are better general choices when your location is open.
What's the best time to go to the DDS office for a permit test in Georgia?
The non-commercial knowledge test must begin at least 30 minutes before the Customer Service Center closes. Arrive earlier than that so check-in and document review do not push you past the testing cutoff.
Arrive mid-week before 10 AM with your online pre-application QR code, original documents, and payment ready - this combination reliably cuts Georgia DDS wait time below 45 minutes.
Bring the accepted documents required for your Class CP application and complete the online License/ID/Permit Form before visiting. Detailed document rules belong in the Required Documents guide; this page should stay focused on hours, testing cutoffs, and visit timing.
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