Fillable Form Vermont State ID Application (VL-017)

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What is a Vermont State ID Application?

The Vermont State ID Application form is a document issued by the Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) that facilitates the process of obtaining an official identification card for residents of the state. This form is designed for individuals who require a valid form of state-issued identification but do not possess or need a driver’s license.

This application is particularly useful for individuals who may have a non-enhanced driver's license but still need a reliable form of identification. Unlike a driver's license, the Vermont State ID does not grant driving privileges and is ideal for those who do not require a permanent license. Additionally, the Vermont DMV provides a new online system that allows applicants to complete their renewal application or apply for a temporary license conveniently. License holders may use the online service to renew online during the designated renewal period or update their current license information.

The system generates a unique pin linked to the individual's license number, ensuring secure transactions. Users should note that certain steps, such as submitting documentation, may still be required, either electronically through the online form or via phone transactions. The new service also enables applicants to download renewal notices, pay for their application, and access online support to address any issues. This streamlined process ensures accessibility and efficiency for applicants managing their State ID needs.

How do I fill out a Vermont State ID Application?

A fillable template for a VT State ID Renewal Form can be found here.

Applying For

Mark the relevant box or boxes from below that apply to what you are using this form to apply for.

• Non-Driver ID
• Original Issue
• Renewal
• Duplicate/Corrected
• Real ID Compliant
• Privilege Card (Non-Real ID)
• Enhanced (EDL)
• Address Change
• Other (Specify in the space provided)

Vermont Identification Information - Vermont Documents

Mark Yes or No to indicate if you have, or ever had a Vermont Driver License, Learner Permit, or Non-Driver ID Card. If yes, enter the License, Permit, or Card Number in the space provided.

Vermont Identification Information - Valid Driver License

Mark Yes or No to indicate if you have a driver license that is valid or that expired within the past year, issued by another US State, the District of Columbia or a Canadian Province. If you marked Yes, enter where it was issued, and the license’s date of expiration, type, and number.

Vermont Identification Information - Personal

Enter the following information about the applicant in the spaces provided.

• Last Name
• First Name
• MIddle Name
• Address Where You Get Your Mail
• Address of Residence
• Social Security Number
• Date of Birth (MM/DD/YYYY)
• Place of Birth (City, State, & Country)
• Gender
• Eye Color
• Height
• Weight

Questions/Certifications

Answer the Yes or No in the questions provided in this section and attach any relevant forms as needed.

Name, Address, or Other Changes

Mark Yes or No to indicate if any of the following have ever changed:

• Name
• Mailing Address
• Physical Address
• Other Change(s)

If applicable, list all of your former names as they appeared on your previous licenses.

Voter Registration

If you are already registered to vote at a previous address, and your address has since changed, enter the following information in the spaces provided about where you were last registered to vote.

• Street Address
• City/Town
• County
• State

Then mark the box provided if you do not wish to be registered to vote or you do not meet all the eligibility requirements.

Signatures

Have the applicant sign the form in the space provided, then enter the date that the form was signed. If applicable, have their parent or guardian sign the form in the space provided, then enter the date that the form was signed.

Finally, enter the phone number and email address that the applicant (and/or their parent or guardian) can be contacted through in the spaces provided.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Can non-U.S. citizens apply for a Vermont State ID?

Yes, non-U.S. citizens residing in Vermont can apply but must provide proof of legal presence.

What is a REAL ID?

A REAL ID is a federally compliant identification card required for certain purposes, like boarding domestic flights or accessing federal facilities.

Do minors need a parent’s consent to apply?
Yes, minors may require a parent or legal guardian’s signature on the form.

How much does a Vermont State ID cost?
The cost varies depending on the type of ID and renewal or application status, typically ranging from $20 to $30.

Where can applicants submit this form?
The form can be submitted at a Vermont DMV office.

Can the form be submitted online?
In most cases, submission must occur in person due to document verification requirements, although some services may support online renewals.

How long does it take to process the application?
Processing times vary but typically take 7-10 business days for the ID to be mailed.

Does the form need to be notarized?
No, the form does not require notarization, but accurate and complete information is essential.

Are there fees for reissuing a lost ID?
Yes, there is a replacement fee for lost or stolen ID cards.

What happens if the form is filled out incorrectly?
Incorrect or incomplete forms may result in delays or rejection of the application.

Are interpreter services available for completing the form?
The Vermont DMV may provide accommodations for those needing language assistance.

Does the ID card expire?
Yes, Vermont state ID cards typically expire every four years.

Can an ID application be expedited?
No official expedited processing is usually offered; standard timelines apply.

Can senior citizens use this form?
Yes, senior citizens can use the form to apply for a state ID, and they may qualify for reduced fees.

Is a photograph required for the ID?
Yes, a photograph is taken at the DMV office when the form is submitted.