under seal

under seal

Having an official imprint, emblem, impression, or other mark designating that something is authentic or officially approved. He bore a pass under seal showing that he had the authority to pass through these lands. You are required to provide a document under seal alongside your birth certificate when presenting yourself to be married at the registry office.

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under seal

Having an impression or emblem attesting to a document's authenticity and reliability.

See also: seal

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