Court Reporters pass testing at 225 words per minute (WPM) for certification as a Registered Professional Reporter (RPR) or even faster if they are a Registered Merit Reporter.

Some reporters are now working with hearing-challenged persons who prefer to read a screen, such as in an instructional class. This is referred to as CART.

Many Court Reporters are real time certified, which means they are providing an instant record on a screen.

The preservation of an impartial record is important for all those involved in a legal proceeding. Having a transcript is essential for courts, law firms and governmental hearings. Transcripts are produced in several forms such as PDF or condensed.

Worth Court Reporting provided high-quality and dependable reporting services to Wisconsin's Fox Valley area and beyond from 1982 until 2024. We have provided highly-trained professional court reporters, with experience in court work, depositions, board meetings, as well as arbitrations, public hearings, and even focus hearings.

If you are interested in becoming a court reporter, a link to court reporting instruction is shown below on this website.