Documents tagged "Official"
Found 398 documents with this tag
EFTA00004179-p-18.jpg
The image is a faded photograph showing what appears to be an official document or receipt. The text on the document includes numerical figures and words that are not entirely clear due to the quality of the photo. It seems there's a date mentioned at the top right corner, but it's too small and blurry to read accurately. There is also some handwritten text in pen ink over the printed document; however, this text is difficult to decipher due to its position and overlap with the printed words. The background of the image is plain, focusing attention on the piece of paper in the center.
EFTA00004179-p-01.jpg
The image is a photograph of an official document with various lines and sections, including what appears to be the date "12/02" at the top. The text within the document is partially obscured by redaction marks, indicating that sensitive information has been blacked out. In one unredacted section, it reads "PAY NUMBER: 5467-08." There are checkboxes and fields for filling in personal details such as name, address, etc. The document appears to be printed on standard white paper, possibly from an official organization or government entity.
EFTA00004105-p-52.jpg
The image displays a blue sheet of paper with printed and handwritten text. The most prominent feature is the large message at the top that reads "CSM NOT SCANNED" in bold letters. Below this message, there's a line indicating that an action should be taken: "Please turn to page 33 for review." At the bottom of the sheet, there's official-looking text that includes the phrase "Official Document," followed by what appears to be a date and year in black ink. The overall style of the image is straightforward, with a focus on conveying information.
EFTA00004070-p-07.jpg
The image shows a handwritten note on lined paper. The writing is somewhat difficult to read due to the angle of the photo and the quality of the image. There are sections where some words are more legible than others. From what can be discerned, there appears to be a list or notes about various topics or tasks, including references to people, locations, and actions such as "I need him to do something" and "I will see if I can get someone to go to Shook." The name "Andy" is mentioned prominently at the top of the page. There are also phrases like "he has a very limited amount of time available for things that he's good at or enjoys," suggesting this could be a personal list or reminder rather than an official document.
EFTA00004070-p-04.jpg
The image shows a handwritten note on lined paper with a black and white striped pattern across the top. The writing is in blue ink and appears to be from a teacher or school official addressed to an individual named Ashley about a language arts test. The text includes phrases like "I want you to", "I hope you did well", and a request for feedback on how to improve the testing experience. A word that seems important has been underlined and marked with an asterisk. There is also a mention of another person being called to come get the student after the test.
EFTA00004066-p-3.jpg
The image shows a document with handwritten text and signatures. At the top of the page, there's bold text that reads "ITEM WAS NOT SCANNED" followed by a date written in black ink. Below this statement is the word "Description" which appears to be part of a section header for providing details about an item or document. The handwriting suggests it may be related to official instructions or documentation, but the content and purpose are not fully visible due to the cut-off at the bottom of the image.
EFTA00004064-p-1.jpg
The image shows a piece of paper with printed text on it. The text is overlaid in a way that makes it slightly difficult to read due to the diagonal orientation. However, we can make out certain words such as "Item" and "Description." There's also a phrase indicating some sort of action or status: "WAS NOT SCANNED." The paper appears to be an official document with a header that includes "OFFICIAL DOCUMENT INSTRUCTIONS," followed by a date reference: "RELEASED JULY 27, 2010." The paper is slightly crumpled and there's a watermark or pattern on it that resembles graphite shading. The style of the image is casual, with no people or locations depicted. It's a straightforward photograph focused on capturing the contents of the document without any additional context or embellishment.
EFTA00004055-p-1.jpg
The image shows a piece of paper with printed and handwritten text. The visible printed text includes "ITEM WAS I NOT SCANNED" in bold letters at the top, followed by "Description:" where there is space for writing an explanation, but no actual description is written here. Below that, additional information has been added in pen, but it's not entirely clear due to the quality of the image and the handwriting. At the bottom of the paper, there's a small section titled "Official Docket Instructions" with a date mentioned as "July 7, 2015." This indicates that the document might be related to some official documentation process or an inventory system where items are expected to be scanned for record-keeping purposes. The paper appears to be part of an internal manual or guide, possibly within a professional or administrative setting.
EFTA00003951-p-60.jpg
The image is a photograph of a printed document with a significant portion blacked out. The unredacted parts include what appears to be an address at the top left corner and some numbers on the top right side, which are redacted in black squares or lines. There's also a visible date stamp in the upper right area, but the details of that date are obscured by the redaction. The style of the document suggests it might be related to official correspondence or documents intended for legal or administrative purposes.
EFTA00003951-p-48.jpg
The image appears to be a photograph of an official document that has been redacted with black lines and rectangles over parts of it. The visible text on the document includes words such as "DETAILED DESCRIPTION" at the top, followed by the word "STATEMENT" in a larger font size. Below this, there are sections headed by numbers like 1A, 1B, etc., with accompanying details under each section. There is also text that seems to refer to financial statements or reporting of some kind. The document has several horizontal and vertical lines indicating the structure of the report or application form.
EFTA00003951-p-45.jpg
The image displays a close-up of what appears to be a document with a large black rectangle covering the central area where there would likely be information. The edges of the document are white, and at the top, there is a line of text in a smaller font size that seems to say "Classified by" followed by something else that is obscured by the black rectangle. There is also another word or phrase visible just below this, but it's cut off in the image. The document has a grid-like pattern beneath the black rectangle, suggesting that there may be text underneath if it were not classified. The overall style of the image suggests it is related to security clearance documents or perhaps official government correspondence marked with sensitive information.
EFTA00003951-p-44.jpg
The image shows a document with portions blacked out. The visible text is not entirely clear due to the redactions, but there seems to be a reference to "PAGE 1" and possibly some numbers underneath it. Additionally, there's a watermark or symbol that appears to be in the shape of an eye with rays emanating from it, situated within a square border. The style of the image is straightforward and functional, likely intended for official communication where sensitive information must be concealed.
EFTA00003951-p-41.jpg
The image shows a document with multiple black rectangles placed over the content, presumably to redact sensitive information. The redaction covers almost the entire document, leaving only the top and bottom edges partially visible. There is no text that can be confidently identified due to the extensive redaction. The style of the redactions suggests a deliberate effort to conceal information typically found in documents such as reports or official statements.
EFTA00003951-p-38.jpg
The image displays a section of an electronic document with text and graphics that appear to be blacked out or obscured by a dark, solid rectangle. The purpose of this is likely to protect sensitive information from being read or identified. This type of redaction is common in legal documents, official records, and other materials where confidentiality is important. There are no visible texts, people, locations, or objects within the redacted section that can be described due to the obscuring effect.
EFTA00003951-p-28.jpg
The image shows a partial view of what appears to be an official document or form with certain sections redacted, likely to protect sensitive information. The visible parts include the top right corner where there is a blank space and some text that seems to be cut off, preventing it from being read in full. Additionally, on the lower left side of the image, there are horizontal lines that might indicate a section or column header, but the specific details are obscured by the redacted areas. The style of the document suggests a formal or governmental context, and the redaction is typical for protecting privacy or security-related information within such documents.
EFTA00003948-p-1.jpg
The image displays a piece of paper with handwritten and printed text. At the top of the paper, there's a bold warning in all caps that reads "Item was NOT scanned". Below this statement, there is a line for an inventory description, where someone has written "Two ton truck #123". The bottom section includes a date stamp with the information "OFFICIAL DOCUMENT INSERTED JULY 28TH, 2005" and a barcode that appears to be for tracking purposes. The document's content suggests it could be related to inventory management or logistics where scanning items is a standard procedure.
EFTA00003942-p-2.jpg
The image shows a yellow label with printed and handwritten text. The print on the label says "ITEM WAS NOT SCANNED" in bold capital letters at the top. Below this message, there's a description field where someone has written in pen or marker, but the details of what is written are not legible. At the bottom of the label, there are official instructions with text too small to read clearly. The overall style of the image is straightforward and resembles a document or notice typically used for inventory management or tracking purposes.
EFTA00003939-p-2.jpg
The image shows a piece of paper with black text that reads "ITEM WAS NOT SCANNED" in bold letters at the top. Below this statement, there is another line of text in a smaller font that appears to be handwritten, but it's not completely legible from this angle and resolution. The paper has a yellow hue, suggesting it may be an official notice or report, possibly related to inventory control or document processing. There are no visible people or locations on the paper itself. The text is clear and centered on the page, drawing attention to its message that an item was not scanned as expected or required.
EFTA00003933-p-1.jpg
The image is a digital photograph of a piece of paper with printed text and handwritten notes. At the top of the page, the phrase "ITEM WAS NOT SCANNED" is written in bold capital letters. Below this statement, there's a description that includes the name "Patricia Arquette." There are also two lines for additional information; however, these sections are blank. On the right side of the paper, toward the bottom, there's a handwritten note, which seems to be a correction or comment. The text is too small and blurred to read clearly in this description. The paper has an official look with its design, suggesting it might be from an administrative document or form. At the top right corner of the image, there appears to be a barcode, but the details are not clear due to the angle and focus of the photograph. The image conveys information typically found in records or logs used for inventory, checkouts, or tracking purposes within an organization or institution.
EFTA00003931-p-1.jpg
The image displays a piece of paper with printed and handwritten text. The top section has printed text that reads "ITEM WAS NOT SCANNED" in bold letters. Below this, there is additional information including the words "Description" followed by what appears to be a handwritten note or name, written in ink. The bottom of the image shows another line of printed text, although it is partially obscured and only the first few characters are visible; however, we can see the word "OFFICIAL" before the rest of the text gets cut off. The paper has a crease across its width and appears to be a document that might be used for inventory or record-keeping purposes.