The Online Driver's License Reinstatement Payment Service allows citizens and businesses who have had their driving privileges to pay their reinstatement fee to the Department of Motor Vehicles. Driving privileges will not be reinstated, however, until your payment is successfully received and all other reinstatement requirements have been met and processed by the Department of Motor Vehicles.
Your driver's license information is not necessarily required for payment of your reinstatement fee. If you do not have your driver's license information, then you may pay your fee using the Traffic Ticket Number located on the Vermont Civil Violation Complaint. If you can't locate your driver's license by Traffic Ticket Number, you may enter your Driver's License information in addition to, or in place of, your Traffic Ticket Number to ensure we identify your record correctly.
Your driving privileges will not be reinstated until all requirements of reinstatement including payment of the reinstatement service has been received and processed by the Department of Motor Vehicles. You will be notifed by the Department of Motor Vehicles when all requirements are met and processed.
The timeline for reinstatement varies from case to case, but the DMV usually aims for between 2 and 7 business days after you have satisfied all reinstatement requirements. You will receive written notification of reinstatement from the Department of Motor Vehicles.
Your Driverxn's License Information is only used to identify the correct information to return to you. We use this information solely for this purpose. For further informaton about the security and privacy of using this application, please refer to the Vermont.gov Privacy Policy.
Vermont.gov is the entity under contract with the State of Vermont to build and host the State Web Portal and develop online services for the state. Based in Montpelier, this organization is helping Vermont to become an E-State by aggregating the various state websites into one standards based system, and to provide the state's businesses and citizens with the online services they have come to expect and deserve. The State Web Portal can viewed at http://vermont.gov/portal
Vermont state government takes Internet security very seriously. Our technology and policies are designed to make your online transactions safe, private and secure. Documented steps are taken to safeguard information according to established security standards and procedures and we continually evaluate the newest technology for protecting information.
Sensitive information passed in online transactions such as social security numbers, banking information, and personal data is confidential. Please refer to our privacy policy for details about the collection of information from visitors to state websites.
Our secure socket layer (SSL) software uses state-of-the-art 128-bit encryption to ensure that your personal and financial information cannot be intercepted during transmission to our server.
All information requests pass through hardware and software security firewalls.
Encrypted personal information includes credit card numbers as well as social security numbers and banking information.
No. This service is exclusively for reinstatement payments to the Department of Motor Vehicles. You may pay outstanding fees to the Vermont Judiciary by using the Vermont Judiciary's Court Pay service.
The Department of Motor Vehicles can answer any questions you have about the Reinstatement process. Their number is (802) 828-2000.
All technical difficulties may be directed to the Vermont.gov help desk either by email at portal-feedback@vermont.nicusa.com or by telephone at (802) 229-4171.