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    VT-010-Vehicle Vessel ID Verification

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    This document provides instructions for verifying a vehicle's VIN or HIN number in Vermont. It outlines who is required to get a verification, including out-of-state titles, salvage vehicles, and vehicles over 25 years old. It specifies that verifications must be done by law enforcement or DMV employees in Vermont, and authorized officials in other states. The verification form requires inspectors to certify the VIN/HIN and check that it is not stolen by running it through the NCIC database.

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    VT-010-Vehicle Vessel ID Verification

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    This document provides instructions for verifying a vehicle's VIN or HIN number in Vermont. It outlines who is required to get a verification, including out-of-state titles, salvage vehicles, and vehicles over 25 years old. It specifies that verifications must be done by law enforcement or DMV employees in Vermont, and authorized officials in other states. The verification form requires inspectors to certify the VIN/HIN and check that it is not stolen by running it through the NCIC database.

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    This document provides instructions for verifying a vehicle's VIN or HIN number in Vermont. It outlines who is required to get a verification, including out-of-state titles, salvage vehicles, and vehicles over 25 years old. It specifies that verifications must be done by law enforcement or DMV employees in Vermont, and authorized officials in other states. The verification form requires inspectors to certify the VIN/HIN and check that it is not stolen by running it through the NCIC database.

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    VT-010-Vehicle Vessel ID Verification

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    This document provides instructions for verifying a vehicle's VIN or HIN number in Vermont. It outlines who is required to get a verification, including out-of-state titles, salvage vehicles, and vehicles over 25 years old. It specifies that verifications must be done by law enforcement or DMV employees in Vermont, and authorized officials in other states. The verification form requires inspectors to certify the VIN/HIN and check that it is not stolen by running it through the NCIC database.

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    Verification of VIN or HIN

    Department of Motor Vehicles 120 State Street


    Agency of Transportation Montpelier, Vermont 05603-0001
    dmv.vermont.gov 802.828.2000

    Section 1: To Be Completed By The Applicant


    Current Owner's Name

    Mailing Address Daytime Phone (include area code)

    City, State & Zip Code Evening Phone (include area code)

    Email Address

    Make Model Year (YYYY) Body/Hull Type (boats) Vessel Length (boats)
    Ft. In.
    Current Registration Number (if applicable): Title Number (if applicable):

    Is this a Salvage Vehicle, Vessel, ATV or Snowmobile Meter Reading, Actual numeric reading as shown on odometer (no tenths)
     Yes  No  Miles  Kilometers  Hours

    Section 2 - To be Completed by Authorized Personnel Only


    Please Write Legibly or this Form Will Not be Accepted by Vermont DMV
    I have examined the Motor Vehicle, Motorboat, Snowmobile or ATV described below and I certify the Vehicle or
    Hull Identification Number (VIN/HIN) is as stated and shows no sign of alteration. In addition, I have run the
    VIN/HIN using the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) and confirmed it is not listed as stolen.
    VIN/HIN - MUST be entered by the verifying official

    Registered in The State Of Date (MM/DD/YYYY) At Town or City State

    Meter Reading (Actual numeric reading as shown on odometer, no tenths) VIN run through NCIC Vehicle is listed as Stolen

     Miles  Kilometers  Hours  Yes  No  No

    I attest I have been certified to visually verify Vehicle Identification Numbers and have run the VIN through NCIC to confirm this vehicle
    is not stolen. I certify that the statements herein are true. This declaration is made under penalties of 23 VSA §201, §202 and §203.
    Printed Name of Authorized Personnel (must be legible) Organization / Agency / Department Name

    Authorized Personnel Signature Phone Number (Include Area Code) Badge or Rater #

    Verification is void if altered or tampered with in any manner


    VT-010 04/2018 MTC
    When verification is required
    1. All used vehicles with out of state titles being registered/titled in the applicant’s name for the first time are
    required to procure a VIN verification from the personnel listed below, unless purchased directly from a licensed
    dealer.
    2. Vehicles with Salvage 1 Documentation from any state, including Vermont, are required to procure a VIN
    verification from the Vermont personnel listed below.
    3. Vehicles being titled under bond are required to procure a VIN verification from the Vermont personnel listed
    below.
    4. Vehicles with registrations from any foreign country, including Canada are required to procure a VIN verification
    from the Vermont personnel listed below.
    5. Vehicles over 25 years old, for which a Vermont resident is seeking an "exempt title" are required to procure a
    VIN verification from the Vermont personnel listed below.
    6. Motorcycles which are not titleable but are 500 cc’s or more and have not been previously registered/titled to
    the applicant or have not been previously registered in Vermont are required to procure a VIN verification from
    the personnel listed below.

    Exception:
    For all VIN verifications involving U.S. Servicemen or Vermont residents, in which a physical examination of the vehicle
    cannot be completed by the agencies or persons listed above, the Chief Inspector's office may authorize the VIN
    verification to be performed by other agencies or persons acceptable to the Chief Inspector's office.
    Vehicles with discrepancies in documentation, or which do not conform to established standards, may be required to
    have a VIN verification performed under terms and conditions as prescribed by, and at the discretion of the Vermont
    DMV Chief Inspector's office.

    VIN Verifications in Vermont


    VIN verifications conducted in Vermont are to be completed by a Vermont law enforcement officer, personnel
    employed by a law enforcement unit who, for this purpose, are under the direct supervision of a law enforcement
    officer, or DMV employees designated by the Vermont Commissioner of Motor Vehicles.

    VIN Verifications Out-of-State


    VIN verifications completed out-of-state are to be examined by motor vehicle officials or state level law enforcement
    officials, or by those personnel authorized by that state to perform VIN verifications. Military personnel may have the
    VIN verification completed by the Commanding Officer or Provost Marshal of the military base. VIN verifications
    performed out-of-state must be accompanied by a letter of identification of the agent on their department or
    agency's official letterhead and are subject to approval by the Vermont Commissioner of Motor Vehicles.

    1
    Any vehicle which has been wrecked, destroyed or damaged, to the extent that the total estimated or actual cost of parts
    and labor to rebuild or reconstruct the vehicle to its pre-accident condition and for legal operation on roads or highways
    exceeds a jurisdiction-defined percentage of the retail value of the vehicle. The retail value of the vehicle is determined
    by a current edition of a nationally recognized compilation (to include automated data bases) of retail values. “Salvage”,
    “Damage” or “Not Specified” also includes any vehicle to which an insurance company acquires ownership pursuant to a
    damage settlement, or any vehicle that the vehicle's owner may wish to designate as a salvage vehicle by obtaining a
    salvage title, without regard to extent of the vehicle's damage and repairs, or any vehicle for which the jurisdiction cannot
    distinguish the reason the vehicle was designated salvage.

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