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Vermont Motor Vehicle Title Bond

What Vermont requires, what it costs, and how to get bonded.

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License & Permit Bond · Vermont

Vermont Motor Vehicle Title Bond at a glance

Bond amount1.5x vehicle value
Required byVermont Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV)
Where we’re licensedVermont — and all 50 states

Requirements last reviewed September 2026. Amounts are set by the authority above and can change — we confirm the current figure before you bond.

What Vermont requires

If you are licensed in Vermont, the Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) requires a motor vehicle title bond. Title Bond form VT-020. Vermont uses registration as proof of ownership for older vehicles (15+ years). Term: 3 years.

What a title bond guarantees

A title bond protects prior owners, lienholders, and future owners against ownership or lien claims on a vehicle titled without a proper prior title. If a legitimate prior claimant appears during the bond term, they can recover against the bond. It is a one-time commercial bond for a specific vehicle, not an ongoing business license bond.

How the amount and term work

The amount is tied to the vehicle’s value — most commonly 1.5 times the appraised or retail value, though some states use 2 times. The state’s DMV issues a determination letter stating the required amount; you don’t choose it. The bond term is commonly three years, after which, if no valid claim is made, the bonded title converts to a clear title. Small title bonds are usually flat-rated at a low minimum premium.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is a motor vehicle title bond in Vermont?

The bond amount in Vermont is 1.5x vehicle value, set by the Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). You do not pay that amount — you pay a premium, a small percentage of it, based on your credit and the bond required. We confirm the current figure and quote it across multiple surety markets.

Who requires a motor vehicle title bond in Vermont?

The Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) requires it. The bond protects the public and the state — not your business — and if the surety pays a claim, you must reimburse it.

How do I get a motor vehicle title bond in Vermont?

Request a quote or contact our team. We verify the current requirement, market your bond across multiple surety companies, and handle the filing. Cory Washington & Co. LLC is licensed in Vermont and all 50 states.

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All surety bond descriptions on this website are provided by Cory Washington & Co. LLC strictly for general informational purposes. They are not intended to be, and should not be relied upon as, legal, financial, or bonding advice. Surety bonds are not insurance. Bond requirements — including amounts, obligees, and bond forms — are set by government authorities and other obligees and change over time; the information presented is general in nature and does not guarantee the availability, terms, conditions, or amount of any bond. Actual bond terms are governed by the bond form issued by the surety and the requirements of the obligee, and any bond remains subject to underwriting approval. Nothing on this website creates or implies an agent-client relationship, binds a surety, or issues a bond. Cory Washington & Co. LLC expressly disclaims any liability for actions taken, or not taken, based on the content provided here. For advice regarding your particular situation, please confirm current requirements with the relevant authority and consult directly with a licensed professional at Cory Washington & Co. LLC.

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