How Much Is a Birth Certificate in Vermont? (2026)
A certified copy of a birth certificate in Vermont costs $10 from the Vermont Department of Health, Vital Records. Ordering online adds a flat $2; non-certified copies are free. Town clerks also issue records. Ordering online usually adds a VitalChek convenience fee on top of the state price.
Verified July 2026 from official sources. How we verify fees.
What it costs in Vermont
- Certified birth certificate: $10
- Death certificate (for comparison): $10
- Issuing office: Vermont Department of Health, Vital Records
- Online orders: add a VitalChek processing fee
How to get one
You can order a certified birth certificate from the Vermont Department of Health, Vital Records by mail, in person, or online. You'll need a valid photo ID and, in most states, a qualifying relationship to the person named on the record. Ordering online adds a flat $2; non-certified copies are free. Town clerks also issue records. Need a death record too? See our Vermont death certificate cost page.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a birth certificate in Vermont?
A certified copy is $10 from the Vermont Department of Health, Vital Records. Ordering online adds a VitalChek convenience fee.
Where do I get a birth certificate in Vermont?
From the Vermont Department of Health, Vital Records, by mail, in person, or online. Ordering online adds a flat $2; non-certified copies are free. Town clerks also issue records.
Can I order a Vermont birth certificate online?
Yes — most orders go through VitalChek, the state's authorized vendor, which adds a processing fee on top of the $10 state price.