On 24/01/2018 23:39, Graham. wrote:
I have 3 `copies` of a document.
1 is original (ball point) and 2 are copies (laser printer)
They all look similar, so does anyone know of a way to differentiate the
`wet signature` from the copies.
I have tried a UV light but doesnt show a difference.
Without causing any destruction as they are legal documents.

Take them out in bright sunshine tomorrow (yeah right) and compare
them carefully for any difference of emissivity or colour hue.

After that, if you can't detect a difference, I doubt any court will
either.


I`ll give that a try weather permitting :-)

What happened was the 2 copies and the original were all mistakenly
stamped as authenticated copies despite 1 being an original when they
should only have stamped the 2 copies.

Shrug IANAL.
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Graham.
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