Vermont Interim License Agreement
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Of Motor Vehicles (DMV) will now be able to handle temporary plate and registrations remotely for vehicles sold, transported and registered in Vermont. Temporary registrations handled online will cost a $6 fee and will last for 60 days upon purchase. Temporary registrations purchased online can be printed from home.
The certificate and sticker will arrive by mail within about two weeks.
The temporary registration and plate are valid only for 60 days and cannot be renewed or extended. The fees paid in conjunction with the temporary registration will not be refunded.
In my piece on July 15, in which I wrote about title issues, I mentioned The Vermont Loophole, in which you can legally register a car in the state of Vermont without being a residentby mail, using only a bill of saleas long as the car is at least 15 years old.
No. Anyone can register a vehicle in the state of Vermont.
The temporary registration number of a car is valid for a period of one month. During this period, you are required to apply for the permanent registration number of your car with the concerned RTO.
Purchased from an out-of-state dealer Complete a Vermont Registration, Tax, and Title application (VD-119) and submit it (together with the above documentation and the appropriate fees) to the Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles.
Vermont residents need the vehicle's title, an odometer disclosure statement, and payment for the registration fee. Residents of Vermont may also need to produce a bill of sale. If individuals who don't have all of their required paperwork, the VT DMV will issue them a temporary registration.
A completed registration application (VD-119) and appropriate fees have been submitted or will be submitted within 24 hours unless having made an appointment to visit a DMV office to process the registration application (in this case please bring the application and fees with you to your appointment).
The temporary registration and plate are valid only for 60 days and cannot be renewed or extended. The fees paid in conjunction with the temporary registration will not be refunded.
