“But you’re avoiding the fact that BCs can be and are forged.”
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LOL, not a bit! Of course BCs can be forged.
But they are presumed to be authentic unless proven to be forged in a court of competent authority. That certainly hasn’t happened yet, but feel free to keep trying.
(Oh, and you are apparently referring to the hearing before ALJ Malihi in Georgia. Why don’t you review your facts? You’ve got a whole bunch of them wrong. And since that was not one of the venues in which a Letter of Verification was submitted, it is completely irrelevant to the question I raised. Why don’t you read it again and see if you can answer it? You might learn something.)