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Introduction
You will find that there are quite a few DMV offices located in the state of Vermont. When you are talking about Vermont specifically, the Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles is one organization within the Agency of Transportation. There are many kinds of services that you can receive at a DMV office in Vermont. You can obtain a new driver’s license, renew or replace a current driver’s license, or even register your vehicle in the state of Vermont. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, you are required to schedule an appointment to go to a Vermont DMV office until further notice.
Driver’s Licensing Offices
One of the main services that Vermont DMV offices provide is issuing, renewing, and replacing driver’s licenses for Vermont residents. The process of getting a driver’s license is different in each state. In Vermont, getting a driver’s license begins with filling out and submitting a License/Permit Application. After that, you simply have to be 18 years of age or older and pass the required exam in order to get a Vermont driver’s license. New applicants who complete the requirements for a Vermont driver’s license successfully will receive a REAL ID marked card.
DMV Offices in Vermont
Of course, there are many other services that you can receive at DMV offices in the state of Vermont. You can renew your driver’s license if it is up for renewal. You can also replace your driver’s license if it was lost or stolen. In addition to this, you can get an ID card at a DMV office in Vermont if you wish. In order to do so, you fill out a Non-Driver ID Application as well as submit the necessary documentation and fees.
Schedule An Appointment at a Vermont DMV Office
As previously mentioned, you are required to make an appointment in the event that you need to visit a Vermont DMV office for any purpose. Thankfully, scheduling an appointment at a Vermont DMV office is quite an easy process. You first go to this page, then click on ‘Let’s Get Started’ and ensure that you meet the mandatory quarantine directives that the Governor of Vermont implemented. If you do not, you should not make an appointment for an in-person DMV visit. If you do, you can then select what kind of service you need, what kind of appointment you need for that service, and go from there.
Finding Vermont DMV Offices
We know that you do not want to go too far out of your way to visit a DMV office. You can easily find many DMV locations in the state of Vermont, however. You can find a list of some of the DMV offices in Vermont here. The main DMV office in Vermont is located in Montpelier.
You can click on ‘More Info’ under the address of the DMV office to learn more about that specific office. It is important to note that some of these DMV offices are closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. You should also know that the Vermont DMV offers quite a few online services so you might not have to visit a DMV office in person at all.