The phrase "asked for paperwork" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a request made for documents or forms that are needed for a specific purpose.
Example: "During the meeting, she asked for paperwork to finalize the contract."
Alternatives: "requested documents" or "sought out forms".
Do you imagine that the people in charge of national security just sit in their office and ask for paperwork?" Rivaz said that, once the contract was signed, there would be hundreds of workers at the site by the end of the year and that at the peak of construction about 5,6oo people would be employed there.
He mentions that Japan and India are particularly welcoming, with hundreds of people assembling to watch them, despite the police constantly breaking up their session or asking for paperwork.
Lawyers said that since victims didn't know to ask for paperwork and because, when it was given, keeping official documents for posterity is not a Maasai custom, the real numbers are likely much higher.
I asked for the paperwork and I thought my social worker would say "no, with the cerebral palsy it'll be too much for you".
Cunningham replied that he was, and asked for the paperwork detailing Kennedy's deployment to be disclosed to him "as normal".
By 2 P.M., the cargo was weighed and loaded in Florida, and the production team was asked for the paperwork registering the equipment with customs, which is required before cargo can leave the country.
The first intended customer for the corn, Perdue Agribusiness, asked for additional paperwork and then refused to accept the shipment, because "we could not confirm all the proper documentation" that Perdue requires, a company spokesman said.
The announcement led to another phone call from the alleged Trump team stating again that if I were to sell the painting, I was liable for a right of publicity lawsuit because I was using Trump's face for profit – again, I asked for the paperwork and hung up.
When I asked for the paperwork, she said the printer was broken.
