to redocument
- verb
- /ˌriːˈdɒkjʊmənt/
- Formal
- She needed to redocument her vehicle after losing the original registration papers.
Examples
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The agency will redocument your status if your previous documents have expired.
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After the merger, the company had to redocument all of its assets under the new name.
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Please redocument your application.
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They need to redocument the lost files.
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To drive legally, he had to redocument his car's registration after it got lost.
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After moving to a new state, she had to redocument her driver's license with the local authorities.
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The school informed parents that they would need to redocument their children's enrollment for the new academic year.
Synonyms
To make new official documents to follow new rules
How Official
Surface Forms
Morphology
redocument = document (semi-transparent) = re + document
The core sense 'provide documents again' is regular, but the bureaucratic extension toward re-registration is not fully predictable for all learners.
Etymology
Redocument combines re- 'again' and document 'paper' or 'record'. So, here it means to get or provide your official papers again, for example when you need new registration or proof.