OPINION

Opinion by

Luis Rodriguez was charged in juvenile court with capital murder. Following a hearing, the trial judge waived the juvenile court’s jurisdiction and transferred appellant to criminal court. Appellant filed a notice of appeal from the transfer order. The State has filed a letter with this Court questioning our jurisdiction over the appeal. We agree with the State that we do not have jurisdiction.

A defendant may appeal an order certifying him to stand trial as an adult and transferring him to criminal court “only in conjunction with the appeal of a conviction or an order of deferred adjudication for the offense for which the defendant was transferred to criminal court.” Tex.Code Ceim. PeoC. ANN. art. 44.47(b) (Vernon Supp. 2005) (emphasis added). Neither appellant’s notice of appeal nor the record reflect that the proceedings have resulted in either a judgment of conviction or deferred adjudication order. Accordingly, we have no jurisdiction over the appeal. See id.

We dismiss the appeal for want of jurisdiction.