The phrase "accepted paperwork" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to documents that have been officially recognized or approved for a particular purpose, such as legal or administrative processes.
Example: "Please ensure that all accepted paperwork is submitted by the deadline to avoid any delays in processing your application."
Alternatives: "approved documents" or "validated paperwork".
Some said they continued to accept paperwork for gun purchases, and would run the background checks when the database was again accessible.
In December, Missouri boxing officials accepted medical paperwork from Justin Danforth hours before he stepped into the ring for a $500 payday despite knowing that Danforth's manager had been disciplined elsewhere for falsifying medical records.
If you're a teacher, you accept that paperwork is part of the job, but it is pretty extreme at times; and if you're a newly-qualified teacher with tons to do, it's an extra pressure.
If you want to hold an incorporated business in a U.S. state but you live in a foreign state, you will need to designate a local registered agent to accept official paperwork on behalf of your business.
The prison psychiatrist reviewed him four times and each time, still working blind without Kevin's missing paperwork, he accepted Kevin's assurances and concluded that he was at no immediate risk of suicide or self-harm: he advised that Kevin needed "no further psychiatric input" and referred him on a non-urgent basis to be seen by a trainee psychologist who was working in the prison.
The county clerk, Karen Murphy, a Republican, said today that after reviewing the case she was convinced that both men were in "substantial compliance with the law" and said she had decided to accept their late paperwork.
Sign paperwork accepting responsibility for the keg.
"The Tuggeranong (police) station accepted our public notices and paperwork.
As was the accepted custom in informal adoption, paperwork was sometimes faked: women relinquished babies who weren't biologically theirs; girls under the age of 18 showed birth certificates claiming they were adults; babies with a married birth mother were listed as having only one parent.
