Getting a REAL ID in Vermont
The steps in plain English. Each one links to the Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) page it came from. Last checked Nov 15, 2026.
Know that a card marked “non-Real ID” is not valid for federal identification purposes.
Source: legislature.vermont.gov · checked Nov 15, 2026For an enhanced license, bring documents proving your identity and U.S. citizenship.
Source: legislature.vermont.gov · checked Nov 15, 2026Include a photo ID, proof of date and place of birth, your Social Security number and your home address.
Source: legislature.vermont.gov · checked Nov 15, 2026Pay the extra $36 enhanced license fee on top of the regular license fee.
Source: legislature.vermont.gov · checked Nov 15, 2026
Check before you go: requirements and fees change, and some depend on your age or situation. The official page is the final word.
Related facts
- Non-REAL ID privilege cards
- Applicants with lawful presence who cannot meet REAL ID requirements can get a privilege card marked “non-Real ID,” not valid for federal purposes.Source: legislature.vermont.gov · checked Nov 15, 2026
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