Application for Initial Certification - Certified Shorthand Reporters Program - Oregon

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Application for Initial Certification - Certified Shorthand Reporters Program - Oregon

Application for Initial Certification - Certified Shorthand Reporters Program is a legal document that was released by the Oregon Judicial Department - a government authority operating within Oregon.

FAQ

Q: What is the Certified Shorthand Reporters Program in Oregon?
A: The Certified Shorthand Reporters Program in Oregon is a program that certifies individuals to work as court reporters.

Q: How do I apply for initial certification in the Certified Shorthand Reporters Program?
A: To apply for initial certification in the Certified Shorthand Reporters Program, you need to complete an application form and submit it to the Oregon Board of Certified Shorthand Reporters.

Q: What are the requirements for initial certification?
A: The requirements for initial certification in the Certified Shorthand Reporters Program include passing a written knowledge examination, passing a skills examination, and completing a minimum of 180 hours of courtroom experience.

Q: What is the written knowledge examination?
A: The written knowledge examination is a test that assesses your knowledge of legal terminology, court procedures, and ethical standards.

Q: What is the skills examination?
A: The skills examination is a test that assesses your ability to accurately transcribe a court proceeding using shorthand or stenotype technology.

Q: How do I schedule the skills examination?
A: To schedule the skills examination, you need to contact the Oregon Board of Certified Shorthand Reporters and request a testing date.

Q: Is there a fee for the initial certification application?
A: Yes, there is a fee for the initial certification application. The current fee is $200.

Q: How long does the initial certification process take?
A: The initial certification process typically takes approximately 4-6 weeks from the submission of a complete application.

Q: What if I fail the written or skills examination?
A: If you fail the written or skills examination, you can retake the examination after a waiting period of 30 days. There is no limit to the number of times you can retake the examination.

Q: What are the benefits of becoming a certified shorthand reporter in Oregon?
A: Becoming a certified shorthand reporter in Oregon allows you to work in the legal field as a court reporter, providing essential services to the court system and potentially earning a competitive salary.

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