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Comment by Valerie Peyton on December 27, 2017 at 17:52

I trust you have had a wonderful holiday season and are now considering ways to make 2018 your most productive year to date. As a proofreader, I pride myself in efficient turnarounds, reasonable rates, and meticulous attention to detail. I have experience in a variety of texts, including texts with legal and medical terminology, and would love to build a long-term working relationship with you. If interested, feel free to visit my website www.PeytonProofreading.com or e-mail me directly at Valerie@peytonproofreading.com. Happy New Years!

Comment by Valerie Peyton on December 27, 2017 at 17:39

Comment by Kari Cox on December 18, 2017 at 15:48

I'm a proofreader currently looking for 1-2 new clients. I proofread in PDF, and regular turnaround is 48 hours. 

karicoxproofing@gmail.com

www.karicox.com

Comment by Abda Laurent on November 20, 2017 at 8:26

Thanksgiving is just around the corner!  Amidst the organizing, cooking, wrapping, traveling, turkey, giving thanks, and family, let me be of assistance.  If you have any work that may be in the way, contact me today.  (Hey, that rhymes!)  You won't be disappointed!

abda@abdalaurent.com

www.abdalaurent.com

Comment by Candace H Harris on November 20, 2017 at 7:09

Three more days until Thanksgiving! Are you wishing you had more time to prepare and spend time with your family? Contact me today at theproofreadingmaven@gmail.com, and let’s talk about how I can help make that wish come true.

http://www.theproofreadingmaven.com

Comment by Quyen on October 26, 2017 at 10:30

Very busy reporter looking for up to six proofers.  Just the straightforward stuff:

Expectations:

Timely responses to my e-mails.
Good communication a must.
Deadlines must be met.
Strong punctuation skills.

Among all the other typical proofreading errors, the MOST IMPORTANT THINGS you will be expected to spot:
wrong speaker IDs
ensure by lines/speakers are re-identified after colloquy

Minimum one year experience (two years' experience preferred) proofing transcripts.

If you think you've got what it takes, send rates and turnaround to qdcsr at aol dot com.

Thanks.

Comment by StenoMiss on October 26, 2017 at 6:29

I should have added my email address to the last post.  myscilyn@aol.com.  Thank you.

Comment by StenoMiss on October 26, 2017 at 6:26

Looking for a proofreader to help out with two transcripts that are expedite.  I need the pages to be sent back to me, or if you can do the line number page number thing, but I cannot do the proofing that has the comments in it.  That just doesn't work for me.   I need these proofed for content, punctuation, double Q and A, anything foreign.  Please let me know if you can help out, myscilyn@aol.com

Comment by Monnie Neely on October 19, 2017 at 11:42

Hi! If you're looking for a proofreader who loves her job, takes pride in making her work as flawless as possible, and has the utmost respect for the amount of hard work that YOU, the court reporter, puts into your job, then look no further. I am a firm believer in an open line of communication between a court reporter and their team, and I will do everything I can to help you meet your deadlines and to exceed your expectations.

I generally proofread by PDF, and I am available to do regular, rush, and expedited jobs. Also, I love working weekends, so I don't charge extra for it. 

If you'd like to learn more about me, as well as my rates (including my discount for new clients!), please visit my website:  keeneyeproofreading.com

Comment by Vincent Prewitt on October 2, 2017 at 15:31

My name is Vincent Prewitt, trained Case CATalyst scopist and proofreader. I have an extensive amount of experience editing court transcripts, and I am a former transcriptionist.
While I have been trained and tested on the principles of Morson's English Guide for Court Reporters, I will cater to your preferences should you have those.

Strengths:
Hard worker, very reliable
Attention to detail
Research
Communication

To get started, for scoping, I would need any and all files you use when you recorded the transcript (full audio, the actual sgngl file, dictionary files, globals, etc). 
For proofreading, all I would need is the sgngl file. Alternatively for proofreading, I can do PDF or use track changes in Microsoft Word.
My schedule is open and available to take work right now and throughout the year except for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Normal and expedite turnaround are being accepted at this time. Please send an e-mail to vinceproofs@gmail.com for any questions you have about rates or other general questions about my work. 
I look forward to meeting your scoping or proofreading needs in the foreseeable future.

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