If you move, how many days does Vermont give you to report your new address to the DMV?

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Why

Vermont gives drivers 30 days after a move to update their address with the DMV. Reporting it on time keeps your license and vehicle records accurate and makes sure official notices reach you.

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Topic: Licenses and permits   License: Car permit

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• Vermont: Laws & Licensing

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