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Nebraska
Deadlines — Days to Register and Transfer License
When moving from Vermont to Nebraska, you must register your vehicle within 30 days of establishing residency. You must also transfer your driver's license within 30 days. Plan to visit the Nebraska DMV promptly after your move.
What You'll Pay — Registration, Title, and Sales Tax
Registering your vehicle in Nebraska costs $15 + motor vehicle tax based on value. Title transfer fee is $10 (title transfer is required). Vehicle sales/use tax is 5.5%. Budget for these costs before your move.
Inspections — Safety, Emissions, or None
Nebraska requires emissions testing: Douglas and Sarpy counties. No recurring safety inspection is required. Check if your specific county requires testing.
Insurance Minimums — Liability Coverage Required
Nebraska requires minimum liability insurance of 25/50/25 (bodily injury per person / per accident / property damage, in thousands). Your current Vermont minimums are 25/50/10. You must update your insurance to meet Nebraska requirements before registering.
License Plates — Front, Rear, and Plate Transfer
Nebraska requires both front and rear plates (Vermont requires front and rear). Surrender out-of-state plates; new NE plates issued. You will need to surrender your Vermont plates and obtain new Nebraska plates.
Verify With the Official State DMV
For the most current requirements, fees, and forms, visit the official Nebraska DMV at https://dmv.nebraska.gov/. Requirements can change, so verify before your move.
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Registration fees, inspection requirements, and deadlines are subject to change. Always verify current requirements on the official state DMV website before your move. Data reflects 2025–2026 requirements where available.