Documents tagged "Official"
Found 398 documents with this tag
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The image appears to be a close-up of a document with some type of artwork or design on it. The main color scheme seems to be in shades of yellow and white. There is text present, but it's not entirely clear due to the resolution and angle of the photo. Additionally, there are various marks that could possibly be signatures or stamps, which are common features of official documents. The image does not provide enough context to determine its exact nature or origin.
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The image shows a document with several sections that have been blacked out, likely to conceal sensitive information. These redactions are uniform and rectangular, covering whole lines of text in each section. The visible parts of the text at the top and bottom edges suggest it might be some form of official paperwork or report, as indicated by the words "REPORT" and what appears to be a date and reference number. There is no visible human activity or distinctive locations within the image, as the focus is on the document itself. The style of the image is straightforward and informational, with no aesthetic embellishments.
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The image shows a collection of documents with several pages that have been stamped or marked to prevent legibility, likely for reasons of security or privacy. The stamps cover most of the content on these pages. These are official-looking papers typically associated with government agencies, businesses, or sensitive information. There is no visible text that can be discerned due to the stamping marks. The image itself does not depict any people or locations; it focuses solely on the documents and their marked sections.
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The image shows a collection of photographs or documents with blacked-out areas where sensitive information is presumably located. These are placed on top of what appears to be a binder or an album, and each piece has a label or heading printed above the redacted section. The text on one of the labels is partially visible but not entirely clear due to the image's quality; it seems to contain numbers or codes. The style of the image suggests that it might be related to security or privacy concerns within an official document collection, such as a passport photo album or classified records.
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The image shows a collection of photocopied pages placed on top of each other and attached to what appears to be an open book or notebook. The top page is partially obscured by the overhanging edges of the following pages. Each page contains printed text, but due to the angle and overlap of the sheets, it's not possible to read any of the content in detail. The visible portion of the text includes what seems like a combination of numbers and letters that could be part of a reference code or file number, typical of official documents or reports. There are no people or discernible locations visible in this image. The focus is on the physical attributes of the paper and its arrangement rather than the content it contains. The overall setting suggests an office or academic environment where such materials might be used for reference or analysis.
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The image shows a collection of photographs arranged on what appears to be an identification badge. Each photograph is partially obscured by a black rectangle, covering most of the image area within each frame. The style of the photographs and the overall layout suggests this might be related to a form of identity verification or access control, perhaps for work or official purposes. There's visible text at the top right corner which includes "PASSPORT" followed by some numbers that seem to be an identification number or serial code: "10509263." The photographs depict various scenes and individuals, but the details are obscured due to the black rectangles covering them.
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The image appears to be a scanned document or page containing several photographs that are obscured by black rectangles with white borders and labels such as "OBJECTIONABLE MATERIAL" and "CENSORED." This suggests that the images within these rectangles contain content deemed inappropriate for viewing. The visible text on the document indicates that it is a form or report related to photography, possibly from an investigation or analysis. The page has been printed and stapled, indicating it may have been part of an official record or case file.
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The image appears to be a set of four photographs placed on top of each other, with the fourth one slightly overlapping the first three. Each photo is bordered by black lines and includes text at the bottom, which seems to indicate some form of identification or caption for the images. The style suggests these might be official documents or records. The subjects in the photos are not clearly visible due to the angle, but there appears to be an individual with a dark shirt in one photo, and possibly another person partially obscured by the first image. The background is nondescript, without any distinguishable features that can provide additional context about the location or setting of these photographs.
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The image shows a blue paper with black text on it. The most prominent message on the paper reads "CSM NOT SCANNED" in bold letters. Below this message is a handwritten name that appears to be "I THOMAS". At the bottom of the paper, there are additional lines of text including an official-looking header that says "Official CSM Instructions" and some dates: "REVIEW MARCH 17TH 2015" followed by another date, which is partly obscured but seems to be in the format of a year. The style of the image suggests it might have been taken with a smartphone or other handheld device due to its orientation and quality.
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The image shows a blue paper with printed and handwritten information. At the top of the page, in bold letters, it reads "CSM NOT SCANNED." Below this is a date "16 THUMBS," presumably indicating when something was not scanned or done on that day. The bottom of the document has an official-looking header with text that appears to be too small to read clearly, but it includes phrases like "OFFICIAL DOCUMENT" and "REVIEWED MARCH 27, 2015." There is a red stamp or mark next to this text which could signify approval, disapproval, or another form of official action. The style of the image is straightforward and seems functional rather than decorative.
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The image shows a blue piece of paper with printed and handwritten text on it. The printed message at the top reads "CSAM NOT SCANNED". Below this, in handwriting, there is additional text that appears to say "12 Thomas St". At the bottom of the page, there are two lines, one beginning with "Official" followed by "Instructions" and another line that includes a date: "REVISED MARCH 7, 2005". The paper seems to be an instructional document or notification from an official source, possibly related to scanning procedures for specific addresses or locations mentioned like "12 Thomas St".
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The image shows a blue paper with white and black text on it. The top of the paper reads "CSM NOT SCANNED" in bold capital letters. Below this heading, there is handwritten text which seems to include a name or title followed by a date. At the bottom of the paper, there is an official-sounding instruction that says "Official: Doctor's Verification Required - Received March 23rd 1995" in capital letters, indicating a specific formality required for this document and when it was received. The text suggests that this could be related to some sort of medical or administrative process, possibly involving a certificate or a form of identification that is not to be scanned electronically.
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The image shows a piece of paper with printed text and a handwritten note. The printed text appears to be part of an official document, possibly an informational notice or form. There are several lines of typed information including headings and what might be paragraphs of text, although some sections are partially obscured by the handwriting. A handwritten comment is visible at the bottom of the page in red ink, which seems to be a reaction to or response to the content above. The writing includes words like "Shocking," "I want my money back," and there's mention of "Writing a review." This suggests that the person who wrote this comment is unhappy with whatever product or service they are referring to in the document. The specific contents of the typed text and the context of the handwritten response are not fully clear from this image alone without additional information.
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The image shows a collection of nine smaller images arranged on a larger paper sheet, which appears to be a page from an album or presentation. Each small image is accompanied by blacked-out text at the bottom, suggesting that this could be a document intended for official use where privacy or sensitivity of information has been maintained by obscuring certain parts. The content of the images varies; however, due to the quality and size, specific details are difficult to discern. The images seem to include various scenes with people, equipment, and possibly vehicles like trains. There is no text visible in the main body of the image that provides context or titles for each photograph. Please note that without more information, any interpretation of the content beyond what can be seen directly is speculative.
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The image is a photograph of an official document that appears to be from a government agency, possibly related to security and compliance matters based on the context provided by the visible parts of the text. The document has several redacted areas with black boxes covering information, suggesting it contains sensitive data such as names, contact details, or specific references that have been intentionally obscured for privacy or security reasons. There is a photograph on the document showing two individuals in what seems to be an indoor setting; however, their faces are not visible due to the redaction process.
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The image shows a piece of paper with black text on it. The text includes the words "ITEM WAS NOT SCANNED" and "Description" followed by an illegible handwritten note in the space provided. At the bottom of the paper, there's additional text which is too small to read clearly but appears to be instructions or guidelines related to the document's purpose, as indicated by the phrase "OFFICIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBMITTING DOCUMENTS" and a reference to an office address. The image has a yellow tint, possibly due to the paper being scanned under specific lighting conditions.
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The image is of a yellow form with black text and handwritten writing. The main message on the form states "ITEM WAS NOT SCANNED" in bold letters at the top. Below this, there is space for a description, where it says "Description: CD" in a smaller font size. In the bottom right corner, there's official-looking information including an address and a date (August 2019) along with a phone number. The handwriting appears to fill out the form, possibly indicating the name of the person or other details that were not scanned as intended.
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The image shows a piece of paper with text on it. The text is as follows: "CSM NOT SCANNED THUMBPRINT" followed by the word "OFFICIAL" in parentheses. There's also additional text at the bottom that says "Official Instructions," but the rest of the text is too small to read clearly. On the upper right corner, there appears to be a red stamp or mark with some writing on it, though it's not entirely legible due to the angle and quality of the image. The paper itself has a blue background with white borders, which suggests that it may be an official document, possibly related to security procedures given the reference to thumbprints.
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The image shows a blue paper with printed and handwritten text on it. The printed text at the top reads "CSM NOT SCANNED" in bold letters. Below this statement is a line of handwritten text that appears to say "4 Thumbs Up." At the bottom, there's additional printed information which seems to be related to a form or an official document. The date mentioned on the paper is February 17th, and it says "1992." The quality of the image suggests it might have been taken with a camera rather than being a direct scan or digital photograph.
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The image shows a blue document with a warning message at the top that reads "SCAM NOT SCANNED" in bold, red letters. Below this header is an area labeled "32 Thumbprint's" where there are thumbprints placed. The text also indicates it is for an official review and includes a date of March 10th, although the year is not fully visible. There are no people or locations clearly depicted in the image.