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Vermont · Permit test

Vermont DMV forms for permits, licenses and IDs

For a learner's permit, a license, a mail-in renewal or an address change, the form is VL-021, the License/Permit Application. Vermont DMV forms are free PDFs on the DMV's forms page, and the DMV says most can be filled in with Adobe Reader. The application, the non-driver ID form and the minor residency form also come in 14 other languages.

Vermont DMV: Forms

Updated October 2026 · Written from official sources, listed at the bottom of this page

Which Vermont DMV forms do you need?

FormNameUse it for
VL-021License/Permit ApplicationA learner's permit, a license, renewal by mail, address changes and upgrading to an enhanced license
VL-002Vermont Residency Certification for MinorsProving residency if you're under 18
VL-036Foreign Exchange Parental AuthorizationExchange students, signed by a parent or guardian, not the host parent
VN-210Driving Practice Log SheetLogging the 40 practice hours for a junior license
VL-017Non-Driver ID ApplicationA new, renewed, replaced or enhanced non-driver ID
VL-018Enhanced License/ID InformationThe list of documents for an enhanced license or ID
VL-027Motorcycle Learner's PermitA motorcycle permit
VL-031Commercial License/Permit ApplicationA CDL or commercial learner's permit
VL-056CDL Skills Test Scheduling Fee ReceiptPaying the CDL skills test deposit
VS-017Driver Eyesight EvaluationAn eye doctor's report if you don't meet the vision standard

Vermont DMV forms in other languages

The License/Permit Application (VL-021), the Non-Driver ID Application (VL-017) and the Residency Certification for Minors (VL-002) each come in Arabic, Bosnian/Serbian/Croatian, Burmese, Dari, French, Kirundi, Mandarin Chinese, Nepali, Pashto, Russian, Somali, Spanish, Swahili and Ukrainian. The English versions are the fillable ones.

Vermont DMV: Translated forms ↗

Where the forms go

The forms page says completed forms and fees are generally mailed to the DMV at 120 State Street, Montpelier, VT 05603-0001. A first non-driver ID and a first enhanced license are exceptions: you apply for those in person at an office. For the permit itself, you take the test online, and the application has to be signed by a parent or guardian first if you're under 18.

Vermont DMV: Forms ↗Proof of Vermont residency and ID →
Sources: Vermont DMV and 4 more. Checked October 2026.

Rules and fees can change, so check the official site before your test.

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