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 THE PRESIDENT'S
CORNER
Welcome to the official website of the United
States Court Reporters Association®.
I t
was wonderful seeing so many of our colleagues
at USCRA’s 62nd Annual Convention in
Portland, Oregon. Please mark your calendars
now for our Midyear Meeting and Seminars
scheduled for April 25-26, 2008, in beautiful
Minneapolis, Minnesota! The Federal Certified
Realtime Reporter Examination will be given, and
there will be a full day of seminars offered
with an opportunity to earn CEU credits.
Further information on the Midyear Meeting will
be posted here as it becomes available.
Thank you for visiting our website. I hope you
find the information we have provided useful.
Katie Wirt, President
United States Court Reporters Association®
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Case Management/
Electronic Case Filing (CM/ECF)
See
info on this
project in our
private library.
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INTERESTED IN COURT REPORTING AS A
CAREER?
USCRA focuses its attention on matters that affect
court reporters who work in the United States District
Court. The National Court Reporters Association (NCRA)
has a broader focus because they represent reporters
working in all fields (i.e. freelance, deposition,
official, captioning).
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Exemplaris
LiveNote has made a business decision
to shut down the RealLegal Exemplaris website as of
December 31, 2007. For more
information in this regard, please contact LiveNote at
800-548-3668 or
Exemplarisfeedback@reallegal.com.
Federal Judicial Television Network (FJTN)
The FJTN makes
available to federal employees educational and
informational programs from the Federal Judicial Center
and the Administrative Office. There are many
programs of special interest to court reporters.
Check your monthly FJTN Bulletin for dates and times.
Make your
life easier! Get
WinUSRTM
now. WinUSRTM
produces
all reports required by the Administrative Office
of the United States Courts
and more!
When you purchase, be sure to mention you heard about it
from USCRA.
Employer Identification Number:
If you've ever wondered how to get an
EIN, the Internal Revenue
Service's website has got the information for you.
You will need the
Form SS-4,
Application for Employer Identification Number and
the
Instructions
for Form SS-4. Consult your tax advisor to
find out if an Employer Identification Number is right
for you!
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