OK · rules
Okla. & Canadian Cntys. Local R. 47
DESIGNATIONS OF RECORD
A. Upon filing a designation of record, counter designation of record, or designation of record
by stipulation with the Court Clerk, a certified copy shall be served the same day on the
court reporter(s) who recorded the proceeding(s) being appealed.
B. Transcription of the record will not be commenced by the court reporter(s) until a sufficient
deposit is received by the reporter(s) except when the record has been ordered transcribed
at public expense.
C. No designation of record, amended or supplemental designation of record, or counter -
designation of record shall be accepted for filing by the Court Clerk of Oklahoma County
or Canadian County unless it contains one of the following;
1. Signed acknowledgments from all court reporter(s) who reported evidence in a case
indicating receipt of the request for transcript, the date received, and the amount of
deposit received, if applicable.
Example: I, , court reporter for the above styled case, do hereby
acknowledge this request for transcript on this day of, 20 __, and have
received a deposit in the sum of $ .
OR,
2. A signed statement by the attorney preparing the designation of record stating that
a transcript has not been ordered and a brief explanation why.
Example: I, , attorney for the appellant, hereby state that I have not
ordered a transcript because:
(a) A transcript is not necessary for this appeal.
(b) No stenographic reporting was made.
(c) The transcript necessary is already on file.
(d) Other explanation.
Provenance
- Source
- www.oklahomacounty.org
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-30
- Edition
- 2026-09-30
- Content hash
b319438329ba7a30aff9f33b0fb700afcf672e32f4aa94ca1f8f2835fcdeed20
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