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Thank you for checking out the Eunota Court Reporting website – this page will tell you how to best contact us. We are a Moncton-based court reporting company that provides bilingual recording and transcription services in New Brunswick. The most common areas that we work out of are Moncton, Riverview, Dieppe, Sackville, Fredericton, Saint John, and Bathurst, but we are able to travel to accomodate your needs. We invite you to also check out the legal recording services and legal transcription services pages that have more details on our service. If you’d like to learn more, be sure to check out our blog.

If you’re looking to get in touch with us right away, please reach out through the coordinates below and we will get in touch as soon as possible. Have a great day!

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Hours of Operation

Monday – Friday: 8:00am – 5:00pm

Weekends: Closed (but feel free to email)

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Telephone & E-mail

(506) 540-0438

christine@eunota.com (preferred)

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Mobile Service

We can travel anywhere in the Maritimes.

What is your travel policy?

All travel within Greater Moncton is free of charge. Travel outside of Moncton is billed at $0.60/km (includes time and mileage). Overnight hotel and meals are a flat rate of $250.00/night for assignments last more than one day or more than 200 km away from the nearest court reporter’s home base.

Do you provide bilingual services?

Yes, Eunota can provide recording and certified transcription services in both official languages.

How long will it take to complete my transcript?

This depends on the length, complexity of your audio file, and where your transcript is in the lineup of other cases. Our standard turnaround is 3-6 weeks. We offer rush (2 weeks) and urgent (1 week) options for a premium if needed. We have also done one-day turnarounds but require advanced notice. Please inquire for more information.

Do you work with self-represented litigants?

Absolutely. Eunota Court Reporting is certified to produce official transcripts for court in New Brunswick. Self-represented litigants must fill out the proper forms provided by the Department of Justice and state that they wish to have their court audio files sent to Eunota. Eunota (and every other transcription service in the province) is only able to produce transcripts of civil matters.