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Renewing Your License
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Vermont's Department of Motor Vehicles will conveniently mail you a renewal application about a month before your license expires. Then all you must do is complete the renewal form and mail it, along with the appropriate fee (see below), to:
- Agency of Transportation
- Department of Motor Vehicles
- 120 State St.
- Montpelier, VT 05603-0001
You'll receive your renewed license in the mail.
If, for whatever reason, you do not receive a renewal application in the mail, you can collect one at any Department of Motor Vehicles office or at any police station. Alternatively, you may download the form.
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Renewal Fees
- Two-year license: $25
- Four-year license: $40
- Motorcycle endorsement: $2 per year in addition to the above fees
If you forget to renew your license, it will only be valid for 14 days after its expiration date. If your license has remained lapsed for over three years and you decide to renew, you will be required to pass the vision, road, and written tests.
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