Certified Shorthand Reporters are able to type sworn testimony verbatim at 225+ words per minute using computer-aided transcription. This normally takes place in the courts or in deposition settings. For example: the doctor's office, airport conference rooms, etc.

An accurate transcript in booklet form is then produced to the hiring attorney and other attorneys present who order copies.
The price is determined per page plus an attendance fee. Travel mileage is also included if the reporter has to travel over 50 miles from the office. The price varies from general reporting to highly technical testimony such as doctors, engineers, specialists, and the like.

Turn around time is normally 10 business days but a product can be expedited at additional cost. Payment arrangements need to be made in advance of the deposition. Other products provided are condensed transcripts and ASCII disks.

Depositions are set up at the following locations:

Missouri depositions are set up at Regus Business Center:
	Two Pershing Square Suite 900 Kansas City, MO 64108 Telephone: 816.448.3100 Fax: 816.448.3388

Kansas depositions are set up at Regus Business Center
	Lighton Tower 7500 College Boulevard Overland Park, KS 66210 Telephone: 913.693.8000

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Closed Captioning Services

• Closed captioning for the hearing impaired includes but is not limited to: news, weather, sports and meetings.
• Close captioning provided by Rose Corsino with Stenograph Broadcast Captioning Suite software
• Mrs Corsino has eight years experience working in closed captioning: three years of CARTing with a deaf law student at UMKC and then captioning broadcast news, sports (soccer), arts and entertainment, and history international shows live for several companies. She takes all captioning training available at the National Court Reporters Association conventions as well as state and local training in Kansas and Missouri at their conventions, she also has extensive training with Stenograph, LLC, who created the captioning software and trained her in Chicago, Illinois.
• CART reporting, CART is an acronym for Communication Access Realtime Translation for the deaf, late-deaf, hard-of-hearing, and other consumers.

Additional services available from Sawyer Court Reporting:

• Architectural/general/reporting
• Archiving of depositions
• ASCII diskettes available
• Certified in Missouri and Kansas
• Complimentary conference rooms
• Computer aided transcriptions
• Condensed transcripts plus keyword index
• Depositions/arbitrations/hearings
• Expedited copy
• Medical/technical
• Notary public (Missouri/Kansas)
• Realtime reporting
• Records deposition

Please be aware for your own protection that CCRs (Certified Court Reporters) are required to show their number to work in Missouri and Kansas. Reporters working with a notary only are unlawful.

Third party services available in association with Sawyer Court Reporting:

Community Services:

We are committed to helping the deaf in our community and we provide closed captioning services for deaf and hearing impaired children and adults as a community service.     If you or someone you know are in need of closed captioning for your classroom setting, staff meeting,  and/or deposition, please let us help you.  We will come in and professionally caption your important event.  We focus on the individual and provide excellent closed captioning for their special needs.  We really enjoy what we do.  Please give us a try.