Vermont Driver License

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Driving License in State of Vermont

You need to follow some steps to acquire Driving License in State of Vermont:

Applying for New Driving License in State of Vermont: State of Vermont issues various types of licenses like Commercial Driver Instructional Permit, Commercial Driver License, Learner Permit, Junior Operator License and Operator License.

To acquire learner’s permit, you should be minimum 15 years old. Pass vision and written tests. Fill out an application form. You need parental permission, if you are below 18 years of age. Two proofs of identification and around $40 fee.

You need to hold learner’s permit for at least one year to acquire junior operator’s license. You should be at least 16 years old. You must present driver education certificate and certificate of completion of supervised driving. Parental permission to appear for driving test is necessary. Passing of driving is must to get the license. Fee charged is around $42. You must follow some restrictions while you hold this license.

If you have held a learner’s permit, then you don’t need to provide any identification proofs to acquire regular operator license. You just need to clear the driving test. You should have a valid licensed driver to accompany you for the test. Present the proof of insurance and registration of vehicle to be used for the test. Fee for two year license and four year license can be around $25 and $40 respectively.

If you have not held learner’s permit, then you need to provide two proofs of identification. Clear all the three tests. You should have a valid licensed driver to accompany you for the test. Present the proof of insurance and registration of vehicle to be used for the test. Fee for two year license and four year license can be around $48 and $60 respectively.

If you possess out of state license, then you just have to pass an eye test to acquire license in Vermont. Fee for two year license and four year license can be around $28 and $40 respectively.

Renewing Driving License in State of Vermont: You receive a renewal form about a month before the expiration of you license. You need to fill the form and mail it to Agency of Transportation, Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) along with fees. If you don’t receive the notice, then you can collect application from DMV or police station. You can even download the form. Renewal fees for two year and four year license may be around $23 and $35 respectively. Motorcycle endorsement needs additional fees.

Replacing a Lost Driving License in State of Vermont: If you misplace your driving license, then you can request for duplicate by mail or in person. You need to provide two proofs of identification and around $15 processing fee along with the application for a duplicate license. You can mail all these documents to DMV.

Changing Name on Driving License in State of Vermont: You need to fill up the Duplicate of Corrected Vermont Registration, License or Learner Permit application and deliver it to DMV along with the legal proof of your name change. Fee charged is around $15.

Changing Address on Driving License in State of Vermont: You must notify DMV within 30 days about your address change. You can use DMV Express service to change the address online. But to get it changed on your driving license, you must also send request for duplicate license along with fee of about $15.

You can send the completed change of address form to DMV by mail, which will not only change your address on the record but also provide you with updated address. Fee charged can be around $15.