How to Renew Your Vehicle Registration in Vermont

The Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) notifies vehicle owners of the expiration date of their vehicle registration by mail. Vehicle registrations can be renewed before the expiration date either through the mail, using the DMV's online service, or in person.

REGISTRATION RENEWAL BY U.S. MAIL

This option is best suited if you have at least 14 days to go before your registration expires.
Send the completed registration renewal form and the appropriate payment in check to:
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Department of Motor Vehicles
120 State St.
Montpelier    
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VT 05603-0001

REGISTRATION RENEWAL VIA THE INTERNET

Go to the Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles Express website.
Have your credit card (Visa, MasterCard or Discover) or debit card (MasterCard or VISA) handy to pay for the renewal.
There is no additional fee for online renewals.

REGISTRATION RENEWAL IN PERSON

Locate the DMV office in your area.
Bring the registration renewal form, along with cash, check, credit or debit card to pay for the renewal. You will be given your new registration certificate and decal right away.
In case your renewal form has not reached you by the mail, you can visit the DMV's main office in Montpelier along with a Vermont Registration Tax and Title Application.

FEES

Registration for different categories of vehicles in Vermont will have different fees that can be seen here.

FOR CORRECTIONS

Before renewal, check for errors in the pre-printed vehicle renewal notice that arrived in the mail.
For correction or change of address, you can still use the automated or use the online express services to correct your address before renewing.
For any other error, dial the number (802) 828 -2000 and explain the error to the DMV customer service agent

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

It may take up to 4-6 days for your new registration card and decals to arrive by mail.
See Vehicle Registrations for additional details.
See also Renewing Your License.
See also Vermont Insurance Center.

DMV.com