Selling a used car as a Vermont dealer: the paperwork

This page lists the official Vermont forms that come up when a dealership sells a used car, each linked straight to dmv.vermont.gov. Vermont’s main title application is VD-119, Registration/Tax/Title Application.

Forms used on nearly every sale come first, then the ones for specific situations. We check every link weekly.

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Forms for nearly every sale

VT-005

Bill of Sale and Odometer Disclosure Statement

A bill of sale with an odometer disclosure on the back, for selling or transferring a vehicle.

Open on dmv.vermont.gov (opens in a new tab)

Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles

Forms for specific situations

Someone else is signing

VN-101

Vehicle Power of Attorney

Appoints an agent to act for the owner on one specific vehicle; signatures must be original and in ink.

Open on dmv.vermont.gov (opens in a new tab)

Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles

Lost, stolen or damaged titles and plates

Liens and repossessions

Salvage, rebuilt and branded vehicles

Exemptions, VIN checks and special cases

VT-019

Title Change Application (name/ownership corrections)

Changes the names or ownership shown on a title, or adds a lien.

Open on dmv.vermont.gov (opens in a new tab)

Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles

VT-025

Affidavit of Non-Titled Vehicle (notarized)

A notarized affidavit for a vehicle with no record of a previous title or registration in the national title database (NMVTIS).

Open on dmv.vermont.gov (opens in a new tab)

Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles

Not affiliated with the Vermont DMV. Not legal advice. Forms change; always confirm with the state.