Vermont Residency Certification

What is Vermont Residency Certification?

Vermont Residency Certification is a form used for proving your residential status in Vermont. This Certification is used as proof of Vermont residency for minor applicants, or for those already over the age of 18 but residing with others.

Why I need Vermont Residency Certification?

You have to prove you are a Vermont resident if you want to get:

• Vermont Driver's License
• Commercial Driver's License
• Learner's Permit
• Enhanced Driver's License
• Non-Driver ID
• This fillable Vermont Residency Certification should be completed by a parent, legal guardian, leaseholder, homeowner, etc.

How to fill out Vermont Residency Certification?

You need to fill out the free pdf form online or download this Vermont Residency Certification. You have to fill in every blank with this kind of information:

• The name of the person making certification and the name of the applicant;
• The address of the applicant;
• Certifier’s print name, phone number, e-mail address, and personal address in case it differs from the applicant’s address;
• The signature of the applicant and certifier.

You cannot put it in the post office box as an address. So if you are getting your mail at the street address, you have to attach two letters with your current name and address. And if you receive your mail at the post office, you have to attach one of the following documents:

• Utility bill.
• Property tax bill with a physical location.
• Lease or Landlord statement.
• Vermont EBT card or Vermont AIM identification card.
• Homeowner`s/Renter`s insurance.

Organizations that work with Vermont Residency Certification

• DMV.