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2-3. How do I designate the reporter's transcript?

A. As discussed in the section on the clerk's transcript, you must serve and file your notice of designation of the record in the superior court within 10 days after you file the notice of appeal. The form also indicates whether you want a reporter's transcript. See Rule 8.130 for information about designating a reporter's transcript.

B. At the same time you file your notice designating the record, you also must pay a deposit for the reporter's fees. You can ask the reporter for an estimate in advance or you may calculate the funds yourself. There are a few options available if you do not have sufficient funds to pay the deposit, but the Court of Appeal does not have the power to waive the reporter's fees. See Rule 8.130 for information about the fees associated with the ordering of a reporter's transcript.

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