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Seymour Reporting Services

Gilbert, Arizona
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Seymour Reporting Services is an owner-operated Arizona court reporting firm providing transcripts and court reporting statewide. Rosina Seymour has worked as a reporter since 1993 and started her court reporting firm in 2005.

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Credentials & Experience

Years of Experience
33+
Certifications
  • Arizona Registered Reporting Firm R1000
  • Arizona Certified Reporter No. 50212
  • NCRA Registered Professional Reporter (RPR)
  • Arizona Supreme Court Certification & Licensing Division certification

Coverage Area

Entire state of Arizona

Additional Details

RPR Certified
Yes
State License/Certification
Years of Experience
33
Service Types
depositionshearingsarbitrations
Coverage Area
Entire state of Arizona

Location

137 East Elliot Road, #2473, Gilbert, Arizona 85299, Gilbert, Arizona

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