IID Certification of Installation
Certification completed by the installer of the IID. Installer must be certified to provide ignition interlock device services in Vermont.
IID Device Certification
For manufacturers of Ignition Interlock Devices wishing to have a device certified for use in Vermont
Do I need a Vermont license to register a vehicle in Vermont?
No, not necessarily. For more detail visit the "Moving to Vermont" page.
I am gifting my vehicle to someone, can I also gift my plates to them to use?
No, you may gift your personally owned vehicle to anyone you choose, but the plates belong to you, not the vehicle. The new owner must apply for new plates and registration under their name.
Exception: some low-number plates can be transferred to a family member.
License Comparison
A comparison of the various license types available in Vermont. This includes Enhanced Driver's License (EDL), Commercial Driver's License (CDL), Real ID & Driver's Privilege Card (DPC). It also includes a document checklist to determine what is required for each license type and a brief description of what each card type can and cannot be used for.
Ignition Interlock Participation Agreement
Agreement and commitment to fulfill the Ignition Interlock program requirements.
Ignition Interlock Breath Volume Waiver
To apply for a breath volume waiver for use of an IID.
Law Enforcement Request for Ignition Interlock Data
Used by Law Enforcement to request data on drivers required to use an Ignition Interlock Device.
Is an Enhanced Driver’s License (EDL) or Non-Driver ID (EID) acceptable for Real ID compliance?
Yes, the Vermont EDL & EID are designated as acceptable border-crossing documents by DHS under the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative (WHTI). Vermont EDL & EID are acceptable for official Federal purposes (i.e., boarding a commercial aircraft, accessing a federal facility, or entering a nuclear power plant).
What is a Driver's Privilege Card?
A Driver Privilege Card is a Vermont license or permit that is NOT Real ID compliant.
The Driver Privilege Card is available to anyone who is a Vermont Resident. Issuance of the DPC does not require proof of lawful status or US citizenship.