You can use NMVTIS or carfax.com to determine where the vehicle was last registered/titled.
You can contact us or visit an office, and we can check and advise what it is, what state it is from, and provide the title number.
Yes, as long as we can verify that you were the last registered owner of this vehicle in Vermont.
Yes, but you must provide the registration certificate to the new owner as proof of ownership.
You do not have to get a title, but you may do so by completing a registration application and submitting it to this department with the title fee and a copy of your registration.
I bought the vehicle I had been leasing. How do I register and title the vehicle in my name?
When you purchase your leased vehicle, you change the ownership of the vehicle. The lessor owns a leased vehicle with the lessee listed on the registration. Following a lease buyout, you must re-register and re-title the vehicle in your name. When you do this, the registration on your leased vehicle ends, and you begin a new registration term; the time remaining on the leased vehicle’s registration does not transfer to the new vehicle.
23 V.S.A. § 3304 defines motorboat classes as follows
Motorboats shall be divided into four classes as follows:
