VIN Records in Chittenden County, VT

Where to get them

Official government sources

The authoritative record holders — straight from the source, no middleman. Many are free; where a standard government fee applies, it’s shown.

• Vermont Driving RecordOfficial

  Request a certified copy of your three-year or complete operating record showing license status and violations by submitting Record Request Form VG-116 with the applicable fee. Records are provided by the Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles, the official state motor vehicle agency.

  Mail or in-person appointment$14 (3-year)Mail, in personForm VG-116 + copy of ID; check/money order

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• NMVTIS — Vehicle Title CheckOfficial

  Check a vehicle's title, brand (salvage/flood), odometer, and theft history by VIN through NMVTIS, the official U.S. title system, via an approved provider (small fee).

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