SteveFranz wrote:
Many years ago I worked for a California insurance company and went to the Texas Department of Insurance to register a new insurance company to be headquartered in Texas. We had all the paperwork, signed, notarized, and all the corporate officers. The corporate officers were on hand if needed for any additional verification.
The TDI official reviewed all the paperwork - once - twice, sighed and said these are all originals. I need 'Original Copies.' So we all went down to Kinkos or whatever and made original copies of each original document.
Took everything back to TDI, the official looked at the originals, compared them to the original copies. They all looked the same. Then he was happy.
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What is an original copy? There is the original and there is a copy but the copy is not an original and the original is not a copy. Is the original copy the first copy made of the original? What about the second copy? If the first copy is lost or damaged would the second copy be acceptable as the original copy? I'm confused.