Court Reporting Services

Every Question Answered Before You Pick Up the Phone.

Scheduling · Pricing · Delivery Timelines

225 WPM
Minimum certified speed
95%+
Required accuracy rate
48 hrs
Standard expedited delivery
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RPR Certified ReportersCRR Real-Time SpecialistsRMR Merit ReportersSame-Day Rush AvailableAll 50 States CoveredVideo-Sync TranscriptsASCII & PDF DeliveryNCRA Member FirmAES-256 Encrypted Files30-Day Standard · 48-Hr Expedited · Same-Day RushRPR Certified ReportersCRR Real-Time SpecialistsRMR Merit ReportersSame-Day Rush AvailableAll 50 States CoveredVideo-Sync TranscriptsASCII & PDF DeliveryNCRA Member FirmAES-256 Encrypted Files30-Day Standard · 48-Hr Expedited · Same-Day Rush
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Logistics

Scheduling, Coverage & Timelines

The questions every paralegal asks before confirming the proceeding. Coverage areas, lead times, rush availability, and what happens when opposing counsel reschedules at 4:58 PM.

Standard assignments should be booked at least one full business day in advance. Requests submitted after 2:00 PM local time are considered next-day requests and may incur a late-scheduling fee. For same-day or rush assignments, call our scheduling line directly — we maintain a bench of available reporters for urgent coverage.
We maintain active reporter networks across all 50 states and Washington D.C. For multi-jurisdiction proceedings scheduled on consecutive days, we coordinate coverage across locations with a single point of contact on our end. International depositions via video conference are also available.
Standard delivery is 30 calendar days from the proceeding date. Expedited options include: 5-business-day delivery (+20%), 48-hour delivery (+40%), and same-day rush (up to +100% per page). Rush requests must be confirmed at time of scheduling — not retroactively.
Realtime is available for depositions, trials, and arbitrations where our CRR-certified reporters (Certified Realtime Reporter) are assigned. The realtime feed delivers an unedited draft transcript electronically as proceedings unfold. Additional cost is $1.80–$3.70 per page per feed connection. Note: as of 2023, only 2,141 reporters nationally hold CRR certification — request early.
Cancellations must be received by close of business the business day prior to the scheduled proceeding. Cancellations received after that deadline will incur a half-day appearance fee. Last-minute cancellations on the day of the proceeding are billed at the full appearance rate.
Credentials

Every Reporter, Certified.
No Exceptions.

Our network includes only NCRA and NVRA credentialed reporters. Every assignment is matched to the certification level your proceeding demands.

RPR
Registered Professional Reporter
225 WPM · 95% accuracy
NCRA
CRR
Certified Realtime Reporter
200 WPM realtime · 96% accuracy
NCRA
RMR
Registered Merit Reporter
260 WPM · 95% accuracy
NCRA
NVRA
Verbatim Reporters Association
Alternate certification path
NVRA
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Credentials & Trust

Accuracy, Certifications & Confidentiality

The questions partners ask before signing off on the vendor. Certification levels, technical deposition handling, encryption protocols, and what 95% accuracy actually means in a courtroom.

All reporters in our network hold active NCRA or NVRA credentials. The core certifications are: RPR (Registered Professional Reporter — 225 WPM, 95% accuracy), CRR (Certified Realtime Reporter — 200 WPM realtime, 96% accuracy), and RMR (Registered Merit Reporter — 260 WPM, 95% accuracy). Reporter credentials are disclosed with every assignment confirmation.
Medical, scientific, financial, and engineering depositions are matched with reporters who have documented experience in that subject area. Specialized vocabulary increases per-page rates modestly. For complex technical proceedings, we recommend providing a glossary or exhibit list at least 24 hours before the proceeding — this measurably improves accuracy and reduces post-delivery corrections.
Our reporters are bound by NCRA's Code of Professional Ethics, which prohibits disclosure of any proceeding content. Transcripts are transmitted via AES-256 encrypted delivery, protected by strong passwords and multi-factor authentication on our delivery portal. We do not retain transcript content beyond 90 days unless instructed otherwise in writing.
RPR certification requires 95% accuracy at 225 WPM on the skills exam — this is the floor, not the ceiling. Our reporters complete NCRA-mandated continuing education annually. If you identify an error in a delivered transcript, our editorial team will review and correct within 24 business hours at no charge. Transcripts are official legal records; accuracy is non-negotiable.
Transparent Pricing

No Surprises.
Just the Rate Sheet.

Market rates vary by jurisdiction. These ranges reflect our standard pricing across covered markets. Download the full sheet for your region.

Appearance Fee
Half-day minimum
$100–$300 / hr
Transcript — Original
25 lines per page
$2.00–$7.00 / pg
Transcript — Copy
Certified copy
$1.00–$1.25 / pg
Expedited (48 hr)
Over standard rate
+40% per page
Rush (same day)
Emergency only
+100% per page
Realtime Feed
Per feed connection
$1.80–$3.70 / pg
Video Recording
Equipment dependent
$250–$600
Video-Text Sync
Added to video rate
$150–$300

Full Rate Sheet

Jurisdiction-specific rates, cancellation policies, rush scheduling windows, and volume discount tiers. One PDF, everything in one place.

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Formats & Action

Rush Scheduling, Formats & Discounts

The questions that come up after you decide to hire us. Transcript formats, volume pricing, virtual appearances, and exactly how to get a reporter on two hours' notice.

Standard delivery includes a certified PDF. Our Litigation Package adds an ASCII/text version (for case management software import), condensed transcript (4-page-per-sheet), keyword index, and scanned exhibits. Video-to-text synchronization — linking each transcript line to the exact video timestamp — is available as an add-on for $150–$300 and dramatically improves cross-examination preparation.
Yes. Firms scheduling 10 or more proceedings per month qualify for volume pricing, which includes reduced per-page rates, waived late-scheduling fees, and a dedicated account coordinator. Insurance adjusters and large-firm litigation departments should contact us directly for a custom rate agreement. Download the rate sheet for published volume tiers.
Yes. Remote reporters are available for Zoom, Teams, Webex, and other platforms. Hybrid appearances — reporter remote, parties in person — reduce certified court reporter costs by 20–30% compared to traditional in-person stenography while maintaining the same certification standards and transcript quality. Specify your platform when scheduling.
Call our scheduling line directly — rush requests cannot be guaranteed via online form alone. Same-day assignments are subject to reporter availability in your jurisdiction. Rush transcript delivery (same-day or next-day) costs 50–100% more per page than standard five-day turnaround and must be confirmed at the time of scheduling. We maintain emergency coverage in major metro markets.
Provide: date, time, and location of the proceeding; estimated duration; proceeding type (deposition, trial, arbitration, EUO); whether realtime feed is needed; and whether video recording is required. More detail means faster assignment and more accurate pricing. The four-field form below covers exactly what our schedulers need.
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Proceeding Details

Realtime Feed Required?

Live unedited draft transcript during proceedings (+$1.80–$3.70/page)

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Requests submitted after 2:00 PM local time may incur a late-scheduling fee. Cancellations must be received by close of business the prior day.