Pennsylvania Precise to Transmit Record is a legal document used in Pennsylvania to move a case from a lower court to an appellate court. It is used when a party has appealed a case from a lower court and wants to transfer the case to a higher court. The Precise to Transmit Record must be signed by the attorney for the party who appealed the case and can be filed with the lower court clerk. It must include the names of the parties involved in the case, the lower court case number, and the name of the appellate court to which the case is being appealed. There are two types of Pennsylvania Precise to Transmit Record: a Precise to Transmit Record from a Magisterial District Court to a Court of Common Pleas, and a Precise to Transmit Record from a Court of Common Pleas to an Appellate Court.