The phrase "authorization papers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to documents that grant permission or approval for a specific action or process.
Example: "Before you can start the project, please ensure that all authorization papers are signed and submitted."
Alternatives: "approval documents" or "permission forms".
In the end, she signed the Army authorization papers for her daughter, a minor.
She had lost her work authorization papers and found a co-worker to fudge new ones.
When a Fire Department official showed up to check the site on the first day of Brand India, he was rebuffed and shown the authorization papers.
The bill makes it a state crime for immigrants not to carry authorization papers, requires the police "when practicable" to check the immigration status of people they reasonably suspect are in the country illegally and allows people to sue cities and counties if the law is not being enforced.
Manzano received her work authorization papers last week, and on Tuesday went to get her Social Security number.
The album also contained artifacts from World War II, during which Dyke served as an Army Air Forces officer in North Africa, Italy and France: an authorization paper from the Arrondissement Maritime d'Oran, issued in 1942.
"The suicide bomber entered with an authorization paper from Mohammed al-Daini and blew himself up at the parliament," the nephew said on the video, adding that he had taken the assailant to the scene.
Typically, such document fraud involves work-authorization papers, lawyers for immigrants say.
One year ago, the Obama administration declared that it was halting the deportations of some unauthorized immigrants who were brought to the United States as children and would allow them to seek work-authorization papers and Social Security numbers.
It was a spiteful act of discrimination, since the work-authorization papers those immigrants receive — not to mention their Social Security numbers, which they can also get under the program — would ordinarily have been enough to meet the ID requirements of Arizona's motor-vehicle laws.
Most are here without legal authorization, the court papers say, but two who are in the United States legally also had their applications denied by motor vehicles clerks without notice or chance for redress, the lawsuit said.
