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Vt. eFiling: Vermont Rules for Electronic Filing Rejection Reasons
Vermont Rules for Electronic Filing Rejection Reasons
Vermont Rules of Electronic Filing 5(d)(2) E-filing Rejection Reasons
Citation Requirement Action
1. VREF 3(c) Filer may not e-file if ordered by court to paper file Reject
2. VREF 5(b)(3) E-filer must provide mailing and email address on e-filed document Accept, with note to
filer for future filings
3. VREF 5(d)(6) E-filers must use assigned case numbers on all e-filed documents Reject
4. VREF 5(b)(5) and Reject
Non-public information must be redacted if part of a public document
PACR 7(a)(1)
5. VREF 5(b)(5) and Accept after changing
E-filer must correctly identify document as publicly accessible or not
PACR 7(a)(1) security setting to
the correct one
6. VREF 5(g)(1)(A) All motions must be filed as separate lead documents Reject
7. VREF 5(g)(1)(B) E-filer may not respond to a motion and file a new motion in the same Reject
document
8. VREF 5(g)(2)(B) Any supporting material, including affidavits, exhibits or other supporting or Reject
required attachments, must be separated from the motion.
9. VREF 5(g)(2) If supporting materials relate to more than a single memo of law, they must Reject
be numbered sequentially and include a table of contents
10. VREF 5(h) Criminal history information must be filed separately per Reject
misdemeanor/felony convictions in Vermont courts; misdemeanor or felony
convictions in courts of other jurisdictions; and any other criminal history
information
11. VREF 7(a) E-filed documents must be in PDF format Reject
12. VREF 7(a) E-filed documents must comply with size limits Reject
13. VREF 7(a) E-filed documents must not contain passwords or other security devices Reject
14. VREF 9(a) and E-filed pleadings, motions, or other submissions must include a signature Reject, unless
VRCrP 49(d) block containing the filer’s typed in name preceded by /s/ or other permitted unsigned search
form of signature as defined in 9 V.S.A. §271(9) warrant or fugitive
petition
15. VREF 9(b) E-filed document with multiple signatures must contain the signature of the Reject, unless
e-filer and the other parties or counsel in the form provided in VREF 9(a)(2) proposed order or
or (3). Any other document that contains the signatures of persons other proposed agreement
than the e-filer must be filed and signed as provided in VREF 9(a)(4). in Family Division
16. VREF 9(c) Notarized document must either contain language from 4 V.S.A. §27(b) or Reject
the original notarized document must be scanned and attached.
17. VREF 10 Court and e-filing fees must be paid or an application to waive fee e-filed Reject
18. E-filing must be filed into the correct case Reject
19. E-filer must be authorized to file a particular case type Reject
20. Two parties may not be entered as one entity (John and Jane Doe) Reject
21. A litigant who is represented by counsel may not e-file on their own Reject
22. Erroneous information may not be included in a criminal charge Reject
23. E-filing for a new case must be submitted as a new case Reject
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24. E-filing for an existing case must be submitted as a subsequent filing in the Reject
existing case
25. Documents may not be manually added to case management system Reject
26. Exhibits/Exhibit List/Witness Lists may not be filed as one PDF Reject
27. E-filed document must be in the form of a flattened PDF Reject
28. Party names may not be listed in e-filing with incorrect party roles Reject
29. A non-party may not e-file into a case Reject
30. VRPP 80.3 All required materials to commence a small estate must be included in filing Reject
31. VRPP 3 All required materials to commence a regular estate must be included in Reject
filing.
32. VRCrP4 Information must be filed with an Affidavit, including an Amended Reject
Information unless it is part of a Plea Agreement.
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- Source
- www.vtcourts.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-30
- Edition
- 2026-09-30
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