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I believe what the DMV told you is only partially true. If the vehicle is greater than 15 years old they do not issue titles unless you fill out the required additional form for the title. This will almost certainly require a VIN verification. The required form is found on the Vermont DMV...

I do not think Vermont is going to issue a title until a request for a replacement title is requested. It does not appear that has happened at this point. The old title should be surrendered. https://dmv.vermont.gov/sites/dmv/files/documents/VT-004-Replacement_Title.pdf This is the link to the...

A vehicle can have two names on a Title. A vehicle can never have two Titles at the same time.

1) I am not a lawyer but the fake bill of sale would pose a problem. "THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY applies for a replacement Certificate of Title and certifies that the information contained herein is true and correct. These declarations are made under penalties of 23 VSA §202, §203, §2082 & §3829. "...

I have not seen that before. Sounds like they are way behind. At least the plate is coming, but you still have to work on getting the Vehicle title in your name.

I do not know what research the DMV conducts to issue a replacement title. Vermont will issue a replacement title with a Bill of Sale and a VIN inspection is probably required. What you propose would not be legal and it would not work.

I believe an error was made. You should have received your license plate, registration and registration stickers all in a large, brown, windowed envelope. Call the DMV to politely ask what is going on. I do not believe they are shipping the plates to you separately. I have never had plates...

It appears the DMV took the path of least resistance. They registered your vehicle and you will receive the plates. If the vehicle is older than 15 years then Vermont DMV really does not care about the title BUT if you want a title you can get one by filling out a separate form. This probably...

Vermont does not REQUIRE a title on vehicles over 15 years old. Vermont does issue titles to vehicles older than 15 years. I would expect VIN verification would be required. (Normally done by Vermont law enforcement officer) "Vermont titles vehicles that are 15 years old or newer based on...

Yes that is correct. I should have made that clear. Vermont vehicle inspection would only be enforced in Vermont. Prior to Vermont vehicle inspection many cars and trucks on the road were so rusty pieces would fall off while driving down the road. I know of a front wheel drive car that was...

In Vermont, If a vehicle is more than 15 years old, no title is required to register the vehicle. You only need a bill of sale to register. The bill of sale could be scribbled on a napkin. You can also get a new title if you want one, you just fill out a form and provide a bill of sale. After...