My Bio:

I've been a work-at-home freelancer who specializes in proofing legal transcripts since the start of 2019. I love the variety each transcript brings; I’m never bored! I’m also currently an elementary teacher, which helps keep my grammar skills up to date.

I enjoy reading fiction novels in my free time but seeing all those errors pop off the pages drives me nuts! I've happily entered into a profession where I can finally do something about that, thanks to completing rigorous online training from Proofread Anywhere. I've read thousands of pages of transcripts and essays to prepare me for the real deal!

If you’re a court reporter, I understand how busy your life can be when you have jobs after jobs rolling in. This leaves little to no time for you to proofread your work so it's ready for submission, and trust me, your work needs to be proofread just based on how lightning quick you have to type it out!

By allowing me to proofread the job for you, you can then take on more work that you are paid to do. My job is to be your last set of eyes to get your work as close to perfect as possible while boosting your confidence!

I realize your work is time-sensitive, which is why I return your corrected pages via e-mail on PDF. This way your work gets back to you faster, ready to be handed in! Your general wait time is two business days.

I have many resources I use to help me when I need guidance to ensure I do my best work possible. Listed below are my current tools (and there is always Google!); although I was trained using Morson’s English Guide for Court Reporters, Margie Wakeman Wells resources, and NCRA guidelines:

*The Gregg Reference Manual

*The best punctuation book, period.

*The Chicago Manual of Style Online

*Merriam-Webster Unabridged

*Grammarly

*Lifetime access to info. in my courses (Proofread Anywhere)

 

If it sounds like you would benefit from the use of my excellent eagle eyes, I invite you to e-mail me!

pwiens.proofreader@gmail.com