WELCOME TO THE VERMONT JUDICIARY PUBLIC PORTAL
Anonymous public users and members of the general public can view case summaries for Civil Division and Judicial Bureau cases remotely. Document viewing and access to all other public case types (criminal, family, probate and others) is available to the general public only at courthouse public access terminals. Case Parties, attorneys and some public agency personnel can sign up for elevated access to their own cases and other cases to which they may have a specific right of access.
Registration for elevated access is a 2 step process that must be done once per user: (1) Register for an account: Click on register, complete the form and submit, then click on verification email that is sent; and (2) Request elevated access via the “Request Access” link on the site.
Detailed instructions for registration and use of the site are in the Public Portal User Guide here
Additional information is on the Court’s website here
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For Public Portal help and support please email itsupport@vtcourts.gov
PRINTING CASE RECORDS: There is currently a problem with the printer icon/button on the case summary page that is being worked on by technical staff. The button will not work for printing at this time. If you need to print a case summary please use the printer commands in your browser or control +P.
PREPAYMENT OF CIVIL VIOLATIONS IS CURRENTLY UNAVAILABLE VIA THIS SITE. PREPAYMENTS CAN BE MADE BY PHONE AT THE JUDICIARY INFO CENTER AT (802) 652-1900.
Public Portal Service Advisory The Vermont Judiciary Public Portal is currently experiencing unusually high levels of internet traffic that are affecting system performance and availability. Users may experience intermittent errors, slow response times, or difficulty accessing case information and online payment services. Judiciary Technology Services is actively working to stabilize the Public Portal and restore reliable access. This work includes implementing additional protections to manage the increased traffic while ensuring that existing Public Portal functions, including online payments, continue to operate properly. Because these changes require careful configuration and testing, users may continue to experience intermittent service disruptions while this work is underway. We recognize the importance of the Public Portal to attorneys, justice partners, and members of the public, and we apologize for the inconvenience. We appreciate your patience as we work to restore consistent and reliable service. We will update this notice as additional information becomes available.
