Does the type of paper used matter?
Question about doctors notes
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Posts: 5572 (07/01/2009 7:38 AM) |
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 LisaChasez |
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Posts: 109157 (07/01/2009 7:40 AM) JC Fanatic '03
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lol, most come on their stationary, so I would say yes
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JulieAnne20 |
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Posts: 34767 (07/01/2009 7:42 AM) Best Debater '09
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I probably wouldn't have it written on a square of toilet paper.
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Sweet Caramels |
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Posts: 5573 (07/01/2009 7:43 AM) |
yeah, but for example if they run out of their stationary, can they just use a blank sheet of paper?
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medora |
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Posts: 73 (07/01/2009 7:44 AM) |
I take it you're trying to fake a doctor's note? And I don't think the type of paper matters. If they use a blank sheet of paper it might not be as
believable as one with their official heading on it.
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Sweet Caramels |
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Posts: 5574 (07/01/2009 7:47 AM) |
medora wrote: No, that's not why I'm asking. |
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LisaChasez |
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Posts: 109158 (07/01/2009 7:51 AM) JC Fanatic '03
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It's not out of the realm of possibility they'd use a blank sheet of paper, but I wouldn't believe one.
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Mara Belle |
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Posts: 4296 (07/01/2009 7:55 AM) |
If they use a blank sheet of paper (very uncommon!), the note should include some other means of identification (their stamp for example).
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