Vermont vanity plates that are actually available
Vermont plates have a lot going on: the Green Mountain state packs maple syrup, ski culture, dairy farms, and a feisty independent streak into one small rectangle. Use the generator to brainstorm something that fits your bumper sticker energy, then see which ideas are actually available right now so you are not falling in love with a plate someone else already claimed.
Max length
7 characters
Allowed
Letters, numbers, spaces
Annual fee
~$58
Designs
72+ options
Letter O vs 0: The letter O is treated as the number zero (0). Single-letter plates may not use O (or I or J).
Popular Vermont plate themes
From Stowe to Burlington, your plate should earn its spot on the Green Mountain pass.
Maple and Mountains
Ski and Shred Culture
Cows, Farms, and Food
Vermont Proud
Vermont plate designs
Real Vermont plate backgrounds you can choose from. Some designs allow fewer characters.
Vermont vanity plate FAQ
How many characters can a Vermont vanity plate have?
A standard Vermont personalized plate allows up to 7 characters (minimum 1). Letters and numbers are allowed. Spaces are allowed.
How much does a Vermont vanity plate cost?
Vermont charges about $58 per year for a personalized plate, on top of normal registration. The DMV sets the exact fee.
How do I check if a Vermont vanity plate is available?
Type your idea into the tool on this page. We check Vermont availability and show open plates first. The Vermont DMV is always the source of truth.
How does Vermont handle the letter O and the number 0?
The letter O is treated as the number zero (0). Single-letter plates may not use O (or I or J).
Can I transfer my vanity plate to a new vehicle if I buy a car?
Vermont generally allows you to transfer a vanity plate from one vehicle to another that you own, though you will typically need to visit a DMV office or submit a transfer request and pay any applicable fees. The plate stays with you, not the vehicle, so long as you follow the transfer process. Confirm the current transfer procedure with the Vermont DMV before assuming the plate moves automatically.
Will Vermont reject my plate if it has a double meaning or sounds like something edgy?
Vermont, like every state, reserves the right to reject vanity plate requests that are considered offensive, obscene, or likely to confuse other drivers. The review process is somewhat subjective, so a plate that seems harmless to you might get flagged. If your first choice comes back denied, the DMV will usually let you resubmit an alternative. Clever homophones and vowel-drop spellings that read innocently are generally fine, but intentionally suggestive phrases are a gamble.
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Vermont plate rules were researched from official sources and verified (high confidence); verify specifics at the DMV. Availability is indicative and shown with the time we last checked. The Vermont DMV is the source of truth and makes the final call.