Vermont H0351 extends the validity of operator’s licenses, privilege cards, and nondriver identification cards to eight years, reduces fees for.
Vermont H0351 amends the state’s motor vehicle laws to extend the validity of operator’s licenses, privilege cards, and nondriver identification cards to eight years. It also reduces fees for low-income households, with no fee for those below 150 percent of the Federal Poverty Level and a reduced fee for those below 200 percent. The bill mandates the Department of Motor Vehicles to develop a plan to ensure identification cards accurately reflect applicants’ full legal names, including those with multiple first or last names or special characters.
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