Minn. Gen. R. Prac. 366.01
Subdivision 1. Informational Request. Any person may request a transcript of any proceeding held before a child support magistrate, except as prohibited by statute or rule, by filing a request for transcript form with the court. The person requesting the transcript must make satisfactory arrangements for payment with the transcriber within 28 days of after ordering the transcript or the request for the transcript shall be deemed cancelled. The person requesting the transcript may withdraw the request any time before the time transcription has begun. The transcriber shall file the original with the court and serve a copy upon the requesting person. The transcriber shall also file with the court an affidavit of service verifying that service has been made upon the requesting person.
Subd. 2. Clerical or Review Requests. If a party chooses to request a transcript for purposes of bringing or responding to a motion to correct clerical mistakes, a motion for review, or a combined motion, a request for transcript form shall be filed with the court within the time required under Rule 377.02 and 377.04. The party requesting the transcript must make satisfactory arrangements for payment with the transcriber within 28 days of ordering the transcript or the request for the transcript shall be deemed cancelled. The requesting party may withdraw that party's request for a transcript any time before transcription has begun. The transcriber shall file the original with the court and serve each party, including the county agency if a party, with a copy. The transcriber shall also file with the court an affidavit of service verifying that service has been made upon all parties. Ordering and filing of a transcript does not delay the due dates for the submissions described in Rule 377.02 and Rule 377.04. Filing of the transcript with the court closes the record for purposes of Rule 377.09, subd. 1.
Subd. 3. Appellate Request. If the transcript request is for appellate review, the transcriber shall comply with all appellate rules.
Minn. Gen. R. Prac. 366.01