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Order a transcript of court or tribunal proceedings: Form EX107

Use this form to ask for a written record (also known as a transcript) of what was said at a hearing, trial or tribunal.

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From:
HM Courts & Tribunals Service
Published:
1 June 2017
Last updated:
30 September 2026
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  1. Amended website address for Acolad in both english and welsh HTML attachment

  2. Updated the transcription costs for civil, family and tribunals.

  3. New guidance under 'Sentencing remarks' to include information about eligibility for a free transcript.

  4. Updated question E4 in the form.

  5. Updated the transcription costs in the guidance.

  6. Added a large print version of the form.

  7. Corrected a few inaccuracies about the Employment Tribunal register.

  8. New Welsh version of the form uploaded

  9. Converted the Welsh guidance to an accessible format and removed a transcription company from the Welsh guidance.

  10. Updated the transcription costs.

  11. Converted the guidance into an accessible format. Also, removed a transcription company from the guidance.

  12. Included link to new form and removed the Opus 2 transcription company from EX107.

  13. Updated the Welsh version of EX107GN.

  14. Updated Epqi Europe Limited's address in the guidance notes.

  15. Updated the English EX107 form and guidance notes to include information on Employment Tribunal requests, changes to a supplier’s details and new fees

  16. Updated Welsh version of the guidance notes EX107GN to reflect a supplier's new rates

  17. Updated guidance notes EX107GN to reflect a supplier's new rates

  18. Added a new address for Epiq Europe Ltd on the Welsh version of EX107GN

  19. Added a new address for Epiq Europe Ltd on EX107GN

  20. Added large print versions of EX107 and the guidance notes

  21. Uploaded new Welsh version of EX107 GN

  22. Updates versions of the EX107GN (English and Welsh) uploaded

  23. Amended versions of the two EX107 forms and guidance document.

  24. Revised EX107 forms.

  25. Contact details for some transcribers have been amended.

  26. Postal address amended in EX107 GN.

  27. Added revised EX107 guidance document with new supplier rates.

  28. EX107GN (English) updated.

  29. Editorial changes to documents.

  30. Added a more accessible version of the EX107 form and a link to the guidance EX107GN.

  31. Added translation

Documents

Request form: EX107

PDF, 698 KB, 14 pages

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Guidance for requesting a transcript

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Request form: EX107 (large print)

PDF, 348 KB, 24 pages

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Details

Read the separate guidance notes on ordering a transcript before you fill in the form.

You can only apply for a free copy of the judge’s sentencing remarks if the defendant was found or pleaded guilty in a Crown court and you are:

  • a family member of a victim of homicide (murder, manslaughter of offences of causing death on the road, such as dangerous driving)
  • a victim of rape or serious sexual offences

Accessing the form for multiple requests

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Follow these steps:

  1. Download Adobe Reader for free.
  2. Windows user - right-click on the form link then select ‘Save target as’ or ‘Save link as’.
  3. Mac users- right-click on the form link then select ‘Save linked file as’ or ‘Save link as’.
  4. Save the form (in your ‘documents’ folder, for example).
  5. Open Adobe Reader and then select the saved form.

If the form still does not open, contact hmctsforms@justice.gov.uk.

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  2. Right-click on the document link then select ‘Save link as’ or ‘Download linked file’.

  3. Save the form (in your ‘documents’ folder, for example).

  4. Open Adobe Reader and then select the saved form.

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