Vermont Registration Title

So what is a Vermont registration title and how is it a process you can use to get the title for your vehicle?

Vermont’s Registration Ownership Document
Vermont does not issue a standard title on vehicles which are 15 years old or older; however, they do issue a registration ownership document which is their version of a title. Because it is that state’s legal ownership document, it has to be recognized by all 50 states as a title.

Obtaining a Title in Your State
So if you get one of these documents, you can bring it to your state and get a legal title of ownership in your state. Be aware that the car does not have to go to Vermont, it doesn’t have to come from Vermont, and you don’t have to be in Vermont. There’s no presence required for this vehicle.

Restrictions
There may be a couple of restrictions. For example, if the car is currently registered and it’s an active registration, it may not be able to be issued. Also, things like Salvage titles and certificate destruction might have some restrictions.

Process
But for most cases, if you have a bill of sale showing you own the car, you can get a Vermont registration title and then bring it to your state in exchange for a current title in your state.

DIY Process
This is a completely do-it-yourself process. You don’t need to pay anybody to do this; you simply pay the fees to Vermont for the DMV. In some cases, they may require sales tax, but in most cases, you can just send the paperwork in with your bill of sale, and they issue you a Vermont registration ownership document which you can exchange for a title in your state.

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