Under freedom of information laws government agencies are obliged to transfer requests to another agency when they believe documents are, to their knowledge, in possession of another government department.
In a press release, the company said: "LPS acknowledges the signing procedures on some of these documents were flawed; however, the company also believes these documents were properly authorized and their recording did not result in a wrongful foreclosure".
David Greene of Edwin Coe, the action group's lawyers, says he believes the documents will show that the aim of the government's policy throughout 2001 was renationalisation.
Mr Vidino believes the documents reveal the existence of a wide and hitherto secret Brotherhood network with links to two of America's best-known Muslim organisations, the Council on American-Islamic Relations and the Islamic Society of North America.
He believes the documents will show how Buckingham Palace, the attorney general and a senior judge acted together to maintain secrecy around the Queen's sister's last testament, in which he hopes details of his birth are included.
The firm believes the document was subsequently handed over to the MoD.
Sylva believes the document is basically a very sound, but she, with others, wrote to the government in February to complain about some of the literacy targets.
Once burned when it accepted evidence about Iraq's search for uranium that turned out to be a forgery, the C.I.A. has not declared whether it believes the document is real, according to intelligence officials from several countries.
Acknowledging that document authentification is often not an iron-clad process, she said, "We believe the documents to be genuine, we stand by our story and we will continue to report".
The commission also found that some children without identity papers did not attend school because parents and teachers mistakenly believed such documents were a condition of enrollment.
