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Vermont requires notifying DMV within 30 days. License/ID and vehicle records aren't linked, so update each, online in myDMV, by mail or in person.
Vermont drivers can renew online or by mail if their photo stays valid for the new term, or in person.
Just moved to Vermont? Driver license deadline: 60 days after moving (or before your out-of-state license expires, whichever is first). Vehicle title and registration deadline: 60 days after moving (or before your out-of-state registration expires, whichever is first).
Vermont minors hold a learner's permit 1 year with 40 practice hours before a junior license. Adults take written and road tests.
Prepare for Vermont real-id using the official agency guidance. Confirm current requirements before acting.
Prepare for Vermont registration using the official agency guidance. Confirm current requirements before acting.
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