“Official documents aren’t usually made available for hands-on examination by the general public.”
They are to a court or to state officials.
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Nevertheless, what I said was correct. Official documents aren’t usually made available for hands-on examination by the general public. They are not even usually made available to a court or to state officials. They are produced when legally required, or when the person possessing them chooses to do so, but the vast majority of original records never see the inside of a courtroom.
The Letters of Verification, on the other hand, were made available in court filings. If you are aware of their authenticity having been successfully challenged, pleased let me know. Otherwise, they establish the truth of the information they contain.
The truth of the information they contain? Onaka’s non-certified letter of verification to MDEC contains no “information”. What fact does it verify as TRUE?