LCR – Licensed Court Reporter. Required by the State of New Hampshire (RSA 310-A 161-181). The reporter has successfully passed a written knowledge and a three-part skills examination administered by the National Court Reporters Association (Literary matter at 180 wpm, Jury Charge at 200 wpm & Testimony at 225 wpm). The reporter must participate in continuing education to maintain licensure (10 hours per year). For more information contact: www.nhcra.com

RPR– Registered Professional Reporter. Issued by National Court Reporters Association. The reporter has a proven command of English grammar and spelling, technology, medical and legal terminology and the ability to write and transcribe varying types of material at high speeds. The reporter has passed a nationally administered Written Knowledge Test and three-part dictation examination (Literary matter at 180 wpm, Jury Charge at 200 wpm & Testimony at 225 wpm). The reporter must participate in continuing education to maintain certification (30 hours over three years). For more information contact: www.NCRAonline.org

RMR – Registered Merit Reporter. Issued by National Court Reporters Association. Tests reporters at higher levels of knowledge (merit-level Written Knowledge Test) and speed (Literary matter at 200 wpm, Jury Charge at 240 wpm & Testimony at 260 wpm). The reporter must participate in continuing education to maintain certification, 30 hours over three years. For more information contact: www.NCRAonline.org

CRR – Certified Realtime Reporter. Issued by National Court Reporters Association. The reporter has passed a nationally administered exam testing their ability to write realtime at variable speeds with a minimum accuracy rate of 96%. For more information contact: www.NCRAonline.org

RDR – Registered Diplomate Reporter. Issued by National Court Reporters Association. This represents the highest level of certification a reporter can achieve. The reporter must be an RMR for at least five years and pass a nationally administered exam that tests all reporting activities. All RDRs are required to participate in continuing education. For more information contact: www.NCRAonline.org

A reporter without at least the LCR distinction may not have the ability you need and expect. We recommend that you check the qualifications of the reporters working with you.

All of our people have Notary Public & Justice of the Peace designations.

If you have any questions or need further information, please do not hesitate to contact us.