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New Title and Title Transfers in Vermont
How to get a new title in Vermont
Getting a title in Vermont is a legal document proving you own your vehicle. If you are buying a car you must get a title. If you are selling or buying a used vehicle you must do a title transfer.The state of Vermont only titles vehicle that are 15 years old or newer.
If you bought a new vehicle from a licensed dealer they will most likely take care of obtaining your car title for you. In the even you would like to take care of obtaining your car title on your own you can visit the Vermont DMV website, and click on the Titling Motor Vehicles in Vermont page.
If you need to transfer a title, follow the steps below:
- Make an appointment at your local DMV office.
- Make sure the current title is signed over into your name, and if the car is less than 10 years old make sure it includes the odometer reading.
- Be able to provide a bill of sale.
- Completely fill out the Vermont registration tax and title application form.
- Provide the vehicle identification number.
The fees you will be required to pay are as followed:
- $28 title fee
- 6% purchase and use tax on the purchase price of the vehicle or NADA trade-in value.
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