Learn about filing options in Vermont courts, including electronic filing and in-person submission.
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Vermont courts offer electronic filing options for many case types. Check the Vermont Judiciary electronic filing page to see if e-filing is available for your case type.
Benefits of e-filing in Vermont:
To use e-filing, you will need:
When completing forms through Court Forms Online, some forms offer direct e-filing integration. This can be easier to use when it is available.
If e-filing isn't available for your case, you can file in person at your local courthouse.
In most states, a filing fee is only needed when you are starting a new court case. If you are filing an answer, motion, or other document in an existing court case, no fee is required. If you cannot afford to pay the fee, you can ask the court for permission to not pay it. Filing fees in Vermont vary by case type, and you may request a fee waiver.
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