Where to find court reporter info. Most courts identify the reporter or recorder for each hearing in one of these places:

The PACER docket entry for the hearing (in federal cases, the minute entry usually names the reporter or notes "FTR" / "Liberty Court Recorder" if digitally recorded).
The court's website — most federal districts publish a court-reporter directory under "Court Information" or "Forms."
The Clerk's Office — a phone call to the case-assigned deputy clerk will get you the reporter's name and contact info, usually on the spot.
For digitally recorded proceedings, there is no court reporter; you order the audio (FTR / CourtSpeak) or a transcript-from-audio through the Clerk and an approved transcription contractor.

U.S. District Court (federal civil/criminal): AO 435 — Transcript Order Form. Single national form. Available on uscourts.gov and on each district's website.
U.S. Bankruptcy Court: AO 435 (used here too) plus a court-specific local form in many districts. Check your district's "Forms" page for "Transcript Order" or "Bankruptcy Form B-435."
U.S. Court of Appeals: AO 435 (with the appellate-case caption) for transcripts ordered for appeal. Also see Federal Rule of Appellate Procedure 10(b) (appellant's duty to order transcript).
State trial / appellate court: No national form. See your court's transcript-request form on the court's website, or call the Clerk's office. Many state courts use a locally branded form.

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