Certifications / National Court Reporters Association (NCRA)
RSR: Registered Skilled Reporter
An entry credential below the RPR, for new reporters who can hold exam-style dictation at the lower speeds.
- Issued by
- National Court Reporters Association (NCRA)
- Skills legs
- Literary: 160 wpm, 5 minutes
- Jury charge: 180 wpm, 5 minutes
- Testimony (Q and A): 200 wpm, 5 minutes
- Accuracy required
- Not stated on the page we read
- Written test
- None. NCRA states there is no written component for the RSR.
- Prerequisites
- None stated
- Renewal
- 3.0 continuing education units every three years.
Accuracy percentage not stated on the NCRA overview page we read; the RPR legs require 95 percent, and the RSR detail page should be checked before relying on a figure.
Sources
- NCRA Certification overview (checked 2026-11-08)
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