Documents tagged "official"
Found 398 documents with this tag
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The image displays a list of questions and answers that are written on paper. The paper appears to be an official document, possibly related to a legal or administrative proceeding given the structure and content. The questions are numbered from one to twelve, with each question followed by an answer. Some text is redacted with black lines, indicating sensitive information has been obscured for privacy or confidentiality reasons. There is no visible person in this image, and it does not provide specific locations or other significant objects beyond the written material.
EFTA00008744-p-116.jpg
The image is a photograph of a document with handwritten notes on it. The text is partially obscured and redacted, but the visible parts suggest questions and answers related to an investigation or case review. There are numbered lines with writing and checkmarks, indicating the structure of the information presented. There's also a signature at the bottom right corner, which seems to be that of the person who filled out this form or took part in the discussion. The document appears to be from a formal or official source due to its structured layout and professional context.
EFTA00008744-p-113.jpg
The image shows a page of text that appears to be an official document, possibly from a legal or administrative proceeding. The top of the page has a header with redacted information and a date stamp. The rest of the text includes several numbered items, each beginning with a question followed by a response or statement in italics. The questions and responses are related to flight logs, passengers, and other airline-related matters. There's also a mention of "passenger number 62" and an address that has been redacted. The visible text is not complete sentences but rather fragments of statements and questions, typical of legal proceedings where redactions may be necessary for privacy or security reasons.
EFTA00008744-p-110.jpg
The image you've sent appears to be a photograph of a piece of paper with typed text on it. However, the text is heavily redacted or obscured by black marks, making it impossible to read any specific content. There are visible numbers and lines indicating the structure of the document, possibly a list or notes. The redaction suggests that this could be sensitive information or an official document where confidentiality is crucial.
EFTA00008744-p-107.jpg
The image shows a document with redacted text and handwritten notes. The document appears to be an official letter or report, with numbered questions on the left side, each followed by a response. Some responses are blacked out, suggesting sensitive information has been obscured. There's visible text such as "A? Yes" underlined in answer to one question. Handwritten annotations include lines drawn through certain parts of the document, indicating sections that have been deemed unnecessary or irrelevant. The redacted areas suggest there might be personal or confidential data within the document.
EFTA00008744-p-105.jpg
The image appears to be a photograph of a printed document, possibly an official letter or report. The text on the page is partially redacted with black marks, obscuring certain words and phrases. It's not clear what the contents of the document are due to this redaction. There are no people visible in the image. The style of the document suggests it may be related to legal proceedings, given the context provided by the visible text, which seems to be part of a question or statement, possibly in response to something else mentioned earlier in the document that is now redacted.
EFTA00008744-p-104.jpg
The image is a scanned document, possibly an official paper such as a court transcript or a report with questions and answers listed in black ink. The quality of the scan is not perfect, which makes some text harder to read. The visible parts of the text include phrases like "My dad was shot" and "And did he know what happened?" suggesting that the document pertains to an investigation or legal proceeding involving a family member's involvement in a violent incident. There are also question numbers such as "123456789" and answer indicators like "Yes," but the full context is obscured by the poor quality of the scan. The text on the document provides some insight into the subject matter, but the details are not entirely clear due to the image's resolution.
EFTA00008744-p-102.jpg
The image appears to be a photograph of a piece of paper with typed text and handwritten annotations. The paper seems to contain notes or questions, possibly related to an interview or meeting given the context provided by some visible text like "Q: Did he say anything about his son?" There are several lines crossed out with what looks like a pen or pencil, indicating certain items were removed or deemed unimportant. The top right corner has a stamp that is partially obscured and includes phone numbers which suggests it might be related to an official organization or legal proceedings. The style of the text and annotations suggest it could be from an older document, possibly from the early 2000s given the date "2/14/2003" indicated in the top right corner.
EFTA00008744-p-101.jpg
The image is a photograph of a piece of paper with typed information on it. The focus is blurred, but the text appears to contain numbered questions and corresponding answers related to an investigation or questioning session, possibly for legal or official purposes. There are also handwritten annotations on the paper, such as "Yes" written next to some of the questions, indicating responses. The top of the page has a phone number and what seems like an email address, but the text is cut off in the image. The style of the document suggests it might be from an official interview or deposition transcript.
EFTA00008744-p-096.jpg
The image displays a document that appears to be a printed piece of paper with black ink on it. The text is too small to read clearly, but it seems to be formatted into lines and columns resembling an organized list or table. There are red pen markings across the entire page, indicating corrections, deletions, or annotations that were made by hand. The bottom right corner has a watermark or signature, suggesting that this document may have been reviewed or approved by someone in authority. The overall appearance is formal and professional, likely from an official or organizational context.
EFTA00008744-p-092.jpg
The image appears to be a redacted document, possibly from a legal case or an official investigation, given the context of the text and the formal nature of the layout. The document is structured with numbered questions (Q) followed by answers (A) that correspond to them, suggesting an interview transcript or questionnaire responses. However, due to the redaction marks covering most of the visible content, it's not possible to provide specific details about people, locations, objects, or the actual context of the document. The purpose of this image seems to be for illustrative purposes related to redacted documents and their presentation.
EFTA00008744-p-091.jpg
The image shows a document with a table of contents and several pages listed below it, suggesting that it might be an official report or legal document. The top of the page is marked "Page 1", indicating that this is the first page of the document. There are headings such as "INTRODUCTION" and "SUMMARY OF THE REPORT" with corresponding paragraphs, some of which are redacted or obscured, preventing their full content from being visible. The overall style of the image is formal and informational, typical of legal or professional documents.
EFTA00008744-p-088.jpg
The image is a black and white copy of an official document with text covering its entirety. The background has been altered to be completely white, which makes the text stand out more prominently. The text includes questions and answers that appear to be related to some form of investigation or inquiry, with phrases like "She was driving" and "Her boyfriend's car," suggesting a personal interview about an incident involving someone else. Specific details have been redacted from the document using black lines across relevant parts of the text, obscuring sensitive information. The overall style is formal and informational, typical of legal or investigatory documents.
EFTA00008744-p-086.jpg
The image appears to be a scanned copy of an official document, possibly from a court or government office. The document contains a table with columns titled "Case Number", "Date Filed", and other information that is typically associated with legal proceedings. There are multiple rows within the table, each representing a case or matter with details such as the type of action (e.g., "Civil Petition"), nature of suit (e.g., "Trespass"), and the names of parties involved in the litigation. The document is marked with stamps, indicating it has been processed or reviewed by a court clerk. Additionally, there are handwritten marks over some information, which could suggest corrections or annotations made by an individual handling the document.
EFTA00008744-p-085.jpg
The image appears to be a scanned document with multiple questions and answers listed on it. The questions seem to pertain to an event or situation where individuals are being interviewed or questioned. Due to the low resolution of the image and the quality of the scan, some words are difficult to read, but the text includes phrases like "Answer: No" and "Answer: Yes." There's a visible date at the top right corner that says "09/14/2018." The document has been redacted with black lines across various parts of it, obscuring some information. Additionally, there is a handwritten note in black ink on the bottom left that reads, "Q: How many times was he seen at her house? A: 5." The overall style of the image suggests an official or legal context for these questions and answers.
EFTA00008744-p-082.jpg
The image is a photograph of a document with printed questions and answers related to an investigation or legal inquiry. The top half of the page contains question numbers and corresponding blanks for responses, but the actual responses are not visible as they are obscured by redacted sections. At the bottom of the image, there is a partial question number "28" and the beginning of what appears to be a question followed by a handwritten note or response that reads, "Yes." The document has a formal layout typically used in official transcripts, reports, or legal records.
EFTA00008744-p-079.jpg
The image appears to be a scanned document with black text on white paper. It seems to be a record of some sort, possibly an official document like a receipt or a report. The text is too small and blurry to read in detail, but there are no visible people or locations that can be discerned. The document includes lines for data entry, which could suggest it's meant for recording personal information or transaction details.
EFTA00008744-p-078.jpg
The image shows a document with black text on white paper. The text appears to be redacted with lines drawn through it, obscuring the content. There are no visible people in this image, and the location is not identifiable from the contents of the page. The significant objects are the redactions themselves, which have been made intentionally to conceal certain information within the document. The style of the text suggests that this might be a formal or legal document due to the presence of redacted sections, typically used in official reports or legal proceedings to hide sensitive data.
EFTA00008744-p-076.jpg
The image is a scanned document that appears to be an official report or form. The top of the page features a header with dates and possibly a case number or reference code, though specific numbers are redacted. Below the header, there's a structured text format with numbered questions ("Q:") followed by typed answers ("A:"), indicating an interview or interrogation session. The questions seem to be investigative in nature, probing for information about events and circumstances, possibly related to law enforcement or legal proceedings. There are several lines where the text is redacted, concealing sensitive information. The document has a formal appearance with visible lines and margins, typical of official paperwork.
EFTA00008744-p-075.jpg
The image is a scanned document, primarily textual with a few handwritten annotations. It appears to be an official form or report, possibly from a legal or law enforcement context given the content and format. The top of the document includes various sections with headers such as "AFFIDAVIT OF SUPPORTING EVIDENCE" and "AFFIDAVIT OF SUPPORT FOR THE INFANT CHILD." The text is too small to read clearly, but it seems to consist of questions (labeled Q) followed by answers (labeled A). The handwritten annotations include lines drawn through certain words or phrases, which could indicate redaction, correction, or emphasis. There's also a handwritten note on the right side that says "See page 10" next to what appears to be a date "7/3/2011." The document is filled with lines and text in a structured format, typical of formal written records, suggesting it could be part of an investigation or legal proceedings where evidence and statements are documented.