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How do I proofread my court transcript?

There are three main ways to proofread transcripts. You may encounter reporters that prefer it one way over another. One way to proofread is by printing out an entire transcript and reading the hard copy. Mark the corrections clearly with a pen, then scan in the pages on which you've made corrections to your computer.

How much does a court transcript proofreader make?

According to some legal transcription proofreaders, they've made around $1,300 each month, working less than or equal to 20 hours per week. As you take in more work and gain more experience, proofreading becomes easier and quicker for you, and you can potentially make $4,000 a month if you work on it full-time.

How much do court proofreaders make?

At least meet their rate. Proofreaders commonly earn 35 to 65 cents per double-spaced page of 25 lines. This can add up to anywhere from $35 to $65 or more per hour, depending on the type of transcript, how quickly and efficiently you read, and the turnaround speed required (regular or expedite/rush).

What does a court transcript proofreader do?

Court cases, depositions, and many other legal meetings are typed up by a court reporter. Once a court transcript is formatted into a readable document, it's sent to a proofreader for the final corrections. It's extremely important that legal documents contain as few errors as humanly possible.

Can you get paid to proofread?

Their services are focused on copy editing, proofreading and grammar checks. Kevin pays proofreaders per word, but also includes bonuses for deadlines and customer satisfaction. On average, editors and proofreaders earn $15-$25 hour, but many can earn up to $30 per hour consistently.

Do court reporters need proofreaders?

Court reporters need proofreaders. There are also thousands of legal support agencies in the country that may also use proofreaders for quality assurance. They know good work keeps them in business, and they're willing to pay to ensure their work is good.

How do you get a court transcript?

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How much does it cost to get a court transcript?

Industry Standards Transcript Copy Rates That means the attorney will be charged $325 to $375 for the original transcript pages. Following the two/thirds rule, a page fee for a copy would be $2.15 to $2.75 per page. This means the copy of the 100-page transcript will cost $215 to $275.

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