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to redocument

to redocument

7.2
To get new official papers when old ones are lost or not valid
  • verb
  • /ˌriːˈdɒkjʊmənt/
  • Formal
translation icon : reexpedir
  • She needed to redocument her vehicle after losing the original registration papers.

Examples

  • The agency will redocument your status if your previous documents have expired.

  • After the merger, the company had to redocument all of its assets under the new name.

  • Please redocument your application.

  • They need to redocument the lost files.

  • To drive legally, he had to redocument his car's registration after it got lost.

  • After moving to a new state, she had to redocument her driver's license with the local authorities.

  • The school informed parents that they would need to redocument their children's enrollment for the new academic year.

Synonyms

to repaper
vsto redocument
  • Formal
7.9

To make new official documents to follow new rules

obtain official documents to replace lost paperwork or to register again

How Official

to redocument
  • Formal
7.2
to reissue
12 4.4

Surface Forms

redocument infinitive
redocumented past participle
redocumenting present participle
redocuments third person singular

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.