Access Transcripts is an approved transcription provider in more than 30 U.S. Bankruptcy Courts nationwide. Court websites from New York to Arkansas publish us on their transcriber lists, which means hearing audio flows to us directly and the transcripts we certify are filed as the official record.
Below are our ordering pages for bankruptcy courts around the country. Each covers how transcript ordering works in that district, where the court sits, and what we transcribe there. If your district is not listed, contact us; these pages cover only part of our reach.
How bankruptcy transcript ordering works
Every bankruptcy court follows the same federal skeleton: proceedings are recorded, approved transcribers obtain the audio from the clerk, and the certified transcript is filed on the docket, subject to the standard 90-day access restriction. What varies by district is the list of approved providers, hearing locations, and local formatting particulars, which is what our per-court pages capture.
Bankruptcy courts, by state
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
- Eastern & Western Districts of Arkansas · listed provider
California
Colorado
- District of Colorado · listed provider
Connecticut
- District of Connecticut · listed provider
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
- Southern District of Iowa · listed provider
Kansas
Louisiana
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
- District of Minnesota · listed provider
Missouri
Nevada
New Jersey
New York
- Southern District of New York · listed provider
- Northern District of New York · listed provider
- Eastern District of New York
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Tennessee
- Western District of Tennessee · listed provider
- Middle District of Tennessee
- Eastern District of Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
- Southern District of West Virginia · listed provider
Wisconsin
- Western District of Wisconsin · listed provider
- Eastern District of Wisconsin
