why are dishonorable discharge certificates printed on yellow paper?
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the truth behind youre question is the government has a color code for these things and honestly that just happens to be the color picked for this
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This is to inform candidate, with the roll no:205001, that the candidate's degree exam result might be witheld by the Calicut University, in Kerala, India - because the candidate does not even know to use capital letters where they are definitely required.\nThe candidate may, however, submit a suitable explanation, duly supported by testimonials from reputable educationists and/or qualified psychiatrists - and seek favour of the result's release.
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Ya might need to check with the Office of Vital Statistics or whatever the office is that you get them from in your state.\n\nSometimes there are rules about those things as far as your reasons behind wanting a death certificate you'll need to check if you are allowed that piece of paper before worrying about whether it's worth anything.\n\nA certified document of any kind is going to cost a fee but as far as your asking, your looking to get the paper for monetary investment reasons  which is pretty lousy.\n\nAlthough you have a right to have anything you want notwithstanding the laws that govern your ability to obtain them I believe if people thought  they could make money off of them you could be buying them on the internet anyhow.\n\nHave you  even googled it?  Check it out maybe you wasted the points on the question when the answer was there the whole time!!!\n\nAnyhow good luck in the quest for riches as everyone thinks they can be better off and this is the nation to try to do it.\n\n..........think about it.................
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If it's not signed by a doctor it's not official. It can't be a doctor's note if it doesn't come from a doctor, silly. You trying to get out of class???
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Just like the entry above states, it's a way to identify the corresponding logo to the credit.  This helped identify counterfeits at the beginning.  \n\nCheck out the link below...
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The "yellow pages" is published by a business entity. You cannot copy any of the information in it without permission of the publisher. Then you need the permission of the business owner.
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The attached copy of invoices has been forwarded for approval since the original has not been received.\n\nI think this is better :)
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You can check out the illustrations in Appendix A, I believe it's illustration #4. You can base it on historical forfeiture rates that might be tied to employee turnover
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Hopefully you can't.  That would be a serious breach of security.  What kind of paper are you writing anyway??  Maybe you should attempt to talk to someone from your school's CJ department.  They may be able to get you enough info for a paper without leaking sensitive info.
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It's a throw back to the days before yellow and red cards. To record bad fouls or other offensive behaviour, the referee used to just write the offending player's name in a book (he still does) but not show a card - hence the term "booking". Now we have the card system (introduced in 1976) so a booking is accompanied by a yellow card.
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Call the department.  They will give you relevant information.  They don't publish these because they don't want people making false grievences.
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You can contact tiffanypublishing.com. They make the Shellback certificates as well as others. I had mine replaced through them. All of your info for crossing the line will be in your service record.
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Hope someone can be able to answer if you are able to give some explanations .....\nThis message usually appears when your paper sensor is jammed or your printer really running out of paper !!!
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The biggest use of which I'm aware for magnetic ink is the printing at the bottom of a check.  This generally includes the bank's routing number, the account number, and the amount for which the check is written (used to be put on by data entry operators when I worked at the Federal Reserve Bank back in the 70s - may be automated now...).  The coding on the checks enables them to be processed by computerized sorting machines, rather than having to be done by hand - not a viable proposition when a bank handles a couple million checks in a day.
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to prove to customers that you have washed your clothes even though they are paint stained.  also to give the impression of neatness.
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i have had it happen both ways. sometimes they will print out "to the order of" and some times they give it to me blank...\ni don't think it matters... if you have a preference, just ask the issuer.
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By Army regulation, name tapes and service identifiers should be removed from BDU's before resale, disposal, or donation.  It's a general order of some sort, not found in UCMJ.