Vermont § 1751 - Fees when not otherwise provided

§ 1751. Fees when not otherwise provided

• (a)(1) Officers and persons whose duty it is to record deeds, proceedings, depositions, or
  make copies of records, proceedings, docket entries, or minutes in their offices,
  when no other provision is made, shall be allowed: (A) the sum of $0.60 a folio with a minimum fee of $1.00; (B) the sum of $2.00 for each official certificate; (C) for the authentication of documents, $2.00; and (D) for other services, the sum as is in proportion to the fees established by law. (2) Provided, however, that no fees shall be charged to honorably discharged veterans
  of the U.S. Armed Forces, or to their dependents or beneficiaries, for copies of records
  required in the prosecution of any claim for benefits from the U.S. government, or
  any State agency, and fees for copies of records so furnished at the rates provided
  by law shall be paid the officers by the town or city in which the record is maintained. (b)(1) Whenever court officers and employees or officers and employees of the Judicial Bureau
  furnish copies or certified copies of records, the following fees shall be collected
  for the benefit of the State: (A) the sum of $0.60 a folio with a minimum fee of $1.00 when a copy is reproduced by
  typewriter or hand; (B) the sum of $0.25 a page with a minimum fee of $1.00 when a copy is reproduced photographically; (C) for each official certificate, $5.00; however, one conformed copy of any document
  issued by a court shall be furnished without charge to a party of record to the action; (D) for the authentication of documents, $5.00; (E) for a response to a request for a record of criminal history of a person based upon
  name and date of birth, $30.00; (F) for appointment as an acting judge pursuant to 4 V.S.A § 22