Routine
$150
First attempt within 3 business days.
Each additional defendant at the same address: $95.
Process Serving · Vermont
Vermont Process Server for Law Firms
Have summonses, complaints and other court papers served anywhere in Vermont, ordered and tracked from one account. Below: who can serve papers in Vermont, how service is made, the deadlines, the proof of service form and our prices.
Process serving through Legal Hub Group is for law firms, attorneys and their staff. Representing yourself? Our sister company Famous Legal Services handles serves for individuals.
How it is done
How papers are served in Vermont
The method depends on the person or business being served and the court's rules. Your server follows Vermont's rules for the papers you send.
Who
Who can serve papers in Vermont
Process is served by a sheriff or deputy sheriff, a constable or other person authorized by law, or a person specially appointed to serve process; special appointments are to be made freely when they save substantial travel fees. Process served by mail under the rule may be mailed by the plaintiff or the plaintiff's attorney. Vt. R. Civ. P. 4(c) (as amended effective January 1, 2025) ↗
Timelines
How fast, and the court's deadline
Our first-attempt promises:
- Routine: First attempt within 3 business days.
- Rush: First attempt within 24 hours.
- Same-day: for papers that cannot wait.
Every attempt shows in your account as soon as the server logs it.
Proof
The proof of service in Vermont
Your server's proof is built from the field record of the serve.
Price
What a Vermont serve costs
Per person served, shown before you submit. Subscription plans take up to 20% off every serve.
Rush
$200
First attempt within 24 hours.
Same-day
$250
For papers that cannot wait.
Questions
Serving papers in Vermont: questions
Who can serve process in Vermont?
A sheriff or deputy sheriff, a constable or other person authorized by law, or a person specially appointed to serve process (Vt. R. Civ. P. 4(c), amended effective January 1, 2025).
Keep reading
Guides to serving papers
- Who Can Accept Served Papers?
- How to Serve Someone Court Papers Without an Address
- Can You Serve Someone Yourself?
- What Happens If You Are Not Properly Served?
- Can Court Papers Be Served by Mail?
- What Does a Process Server Do?
- How Much Does a Process Server Cost?
- What Is a Return of Service?
- What Is a Declaration of Non-Service?
- What Is Insufficient Service of Process?
Serving in another state? See process serving in every state.
General information, not legal advice. The rules above are the ones in force when we checked them (October 2026); the court and the cited rules control.
Serve papers in Vermont today.
Create your free firm account, upload the papers and choose routine, rush or same-day.