Remote hearings are recorded, and those recordings transcribe into certified transcripts exactly like courtroom audio. If the court hosted the hearing, we request the recording from the court; if you hold the recording, upload it securely to us and we will produce the certified record.
The remote hearing is now ordinary court
Video and phone hearings went from emergency measure to standard practice, and courts treat their recordings as the record of the proceeding. Status conferences, motion arguments, 341 meetings of creditors, administrative hearings, even evidentiary sessions run remotely, and every one of them can need a certified transcript later.
Remote audio brings its own texture: variable microphones, connection dropouts, participants talking over each other from different rooms. Experienced legal transcribers handle this daily, replaying and isolating passages that automated tools mangle, and marking genuinely inaudible moments honestly rather than guessing.
How to order one
Court-hosted hearing: give us the court, case number, and date, and we request the official recording like any other transcript order. Your own recording, such as an arbitration or deposition-style examination you hosted: send it through our secure upload with the caption and speaker names, and we will transcribe and certify from your file. Either way you choose the turnaround, same day through 30 days.