triplicate
Document times three
Triplicate means existing in three identical copies or versions.
Documents prepared in triplicate are produced as three copies simultaneously, typically for distribution to different parties or archives.
As a verb, to triplicate is to make three copies of something or to multiply by three.
Please fill out the form in triplicate.
Sixth element, atomic symbol C
- photocopyMachine-made paper duplicate
- replicaFaithful scaled reproduction
- reproductionCopying or procreation
- facsimileExact reproduction of original
threefold · tripartite · carbonless · original · counterpart · backup · master · onionskin
Varieties or documents
- documentsFormal written records
- recordsStored data or albums
- filingStoring documents systematically
- paperworkAdministrative written tasks
clerical · administrative · bureaucracy · registry · archive · invoices · receipts · correspondence
Officially declared valid
- notarizedOfficially certified authentic
- authenticatedConfirmed as legitimate
- verifiedConfirmed as accurate
- originalFirst or inventive
legal · governmental · institutional · witnessed · countersigned · authorized · registered · stamped
carbon
Sixth element, atomic symbol C
- photocopyMachine-made paper duplicate
- replicaFaithful scaled reproduction
- reproductionCopying or procreation
facsimile · threefold · tripartite · carbonless · original · counterpart · backup · master · onionskin · manifold
forms
Varieties or documents
paperwork · clerical · administrative · bureaucracy · registry · archive · invoices · receipts · correspondence · dossier
certified
Officially declared valid
- notarizedOfficially certified authentic
- authenticatedConfirmed as legitimate
- verifiedConfirmed as accurate
original · legal · governmental · institutional · witnessed · countersigned · authorized · registered · stamped · sealed
- bureaucratic toolsforms, stamps, rubber stamp, clipboard, filing cabinet
- copiescopy, photocopy, carbon copy, xerox, facsimile
- threestrio, triad, triplet, trinity, trilogy
- bureaucracybureaucracy, bureaucrat, bureaucrats, red tape, civil service